Dealing with post fields is tricky, because we need to check is the first char is @, in which case this is a name of a file to upload. As far as regular fields if someone wants to post data then there is issue of encoding, we could post it as utf8. However, the form may not be expecting utf-8, nor do we know what the form actually expects. We can of course just post binary as is right now and unicode as utf-8, but I am somewhat concerned about possible side- effects.

Ilia Alshanetsky

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