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[–] 2 points 1 week ago*

You can't have % in a URL unless you have a hex octet after it. If you want to search for '%', then you need to URL-encode the %.

URL-encoded % is %25. You might have seen before that URL-encoded space is %20 (though underscore is often used for search queries).

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