URL Encoder and Decoder SpellMistake sits at an interesting intersection between everyday internet use and the hidden technical language that makes the web function. To most people, a URL is simply a link: something to click, copy, share, or paste into a browser. Yet behind that apparently simple string of characters is a carefully structured system designed to help browsers, servers, applications, and search engines interpret information consistently. That system becomes especially noticeable when something goes wrong. A space may appear as %20, an ampersand can become %26, or a familiar phrase may suddenly look like a collection of symbols…