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Version Fixed In|20.12.1 |20.12.0
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--- Comment #5 from Bug Janitor
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--- Comment #4 from Albert
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--- Comment #3 from Mathew ---
Uh, I think so? I don't think I've ever seen epubs/odf/md that referenced using
URL anchors. Doesn't mean it can't happen, but generally since they don't get
rendered by browsers I don't think it's used much. Doesn't mean
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--- Comment #2 from Ahmad Samir ---
Is the anchor part of a url only relevant to pdf's? if that is the case then we
could check for the index of ".pdf" and if the # is before it, it's part of the
filename otherwise is a legit url fragment and should be
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Summary|kioclient5 exec / kde-open5 |Okular mangles url fragment
