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, at 07:11:00 on Wed, 28 May 2014, Recliner
remarked:

The url wasn't folded, and it that's the explanation how did it get
displayed in IE and Chrome?

Look carefully, and I bet you spot a space in it.

White space is specifically allowed in urls; doubly so if enclosed in
delimiters.

Maybe IE and Chrome auto join the strings?

No, *if* the url is going to be split, it'll be by the client from which
you are cutting, not the browser into which you are pasting.
--
Roland Perry