Johan Compagner wrote:
then the question is where is that crypt really used for? For moving files? I don't think so, but it is used for encoding urls And what does that mean when we are transforming to bytes using utf8?
Yeah, AbstractCrypt has nothing to do with files. When transforming to bytes using utf8 there is no possibility we're losing some (non latin) characters when the bytes are travelling around the big bad internet when systems default charset is for example iso-8859-1.
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