When I use WebClient to request some websites and execute website js code, when requesting js files, the url of js files will have a "\t" separator, which will cause the request for js files to fail. The url of the js file in the website is out of our control, so I think this special character should be handled with "replace()" in the code.
I think maybe it can be dealt with here：
When I use WebClient to request some websites and execute website js code, when requesting js files, the url of js files will have a "\t" separator, which will cause the request for js files to fail. The url of the js file in the website is out of our control, so I think this special character should be handled with "replace()" in the code.
I think maybe it can be dealt with here：