@@ -83,3 +83,6 @@ That's better than the last .i2p regexp, but you don't need to escape a dot if i
Of course, that still allows requests for invalid names like "http://...---...i2p:00000" but I assume that's OK and perfectly secure, so long as no valid non-.i2p addresses match.
Many apologies if my English is unclear: please feel free to ask for clarification on any points.
> Thanks! All this was fixed in the devel branch (41ee709)
