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Bug report
Describe the bug
When you receive an email from someone whose name contains Korean Hangul characters, the "(a)" in the transformed sender's address disappear. For example, john(a)wick.com would become johnwick.com.
I only tested this with Korean characters, but I expect this to apply to all 2-byte characters, like Japanese and Chinese.
Expected behavior
The “(a)” in the address should not disappear, regardless of the sender's name.
Screenshots
Environment (If applicable):
OS: Windows
Browser: Brave
Version: 1.66.115
Email Provider: Proton Mail
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Bug report
Describe the bug
When you receive an email from someone whose name contains Korean Hangul characters, the "(a)" in the transformed sender's address disappear. For example, john(a)wick.com would become johnwick.com.
I only tested this with Korean characters, but I expect this to apply to all 2-byte characters, like Japanese and Chinese.
Expected behavior
The “(a)” in the address should not disappear, regardless of the sender's name.
Screenshots
Environment (If applicable):
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: