I have a file with square brackets in the name. When I right-click > Copy As > Copy Link on a linkable element (frame, etc) the file name in the resulting url is unescaped and contains the square brackets in the link (which breaks the link). When I right-click > Copy Link on the file’s tab, the square brackets are escaped and the link works.
Hi @Michael_Renninger – just tested this on my end. It does seem like the brackets are unescaped, but I was able to get the link to still work properly in Chrome and Safari.
Are you on a different browser, by chance? Could you send us a screen recording of how the behavior appears on your end?
Hi @ksn
Chrome and Safari will parse and auto-encode a pasted URL.
But some apps don’t encode URLs.
I know these apps should auto-encode URLs, though the problem is that there is a difference in Figma’s “Copy link” behavior by a linkable node with by tab.