Hello Guys ,
My base client language is Hebrew in my case ,
The word "testing" in plain English = "dGVzdGluZw==" in base64.
and the word "testing testing" in plain English = "dGVzdGluZyB0ZXN0aW5n" in bade64.
As you can see , there is no correlation between one word and two word ,
it seems that is language dependency which mean that may need to
be something called "language script" like here : https://www.regular-expressions.info/unicode.html
All the mail client (including gmail) does convert the subject into base64 (default utf-8 as standard).
if the above request will be given solution , than any string in any language (utf-8 supported)
can be used for matching regex rules , and not just English as it now.
Can any one please advice.
Best regards ,
Koby Peleg Hen
My base client language is Hebrew in my case ,
The word "testing" in plain English = "dGVzdGluZw==" in base64.
and the word "testing testing" in plain English = "dGVzdGluZyB0ZXN0aW5n" in bade64.
As you can see , there is no correlation between one word and two word ,
it seems that is language dependency which mean that may need to
be something called "language script" like here : https://www.regular-expressions.info/unicode.html
All the mail client (including gmail) does convert the subject into base64 (default utf-8 as standard).
if the above request will be given solution , than any string in any language (utf-8 supported)
can be used for matching regex rules , and not just English as it now.
Can any one please advice.
Best regards ,
Koby Peleg Hen