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Yep, that works.<br />
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Not sure why Firefox doesn't let the hyphen be part of the hyperlink though unless you go your way.
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Yep, that works.

Not sure why Firefox doesn't let the hyphen be part of the hyperlink though unless you go your way.

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While sending HTML links to a relative using Thunderbird I discovered an anomaly or mistake or something?<br />
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The web page I wish the relative to access is<br />
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<a href="http://www.jawamarkt.cz/en/search/electr-ignition-set-12volt-top-price-" rel="ugc">http://www.jawamarkt.cz/en/search/electr-ignition-set-12volt-top-price-</a><br />
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but if you place that in an email and send it the hyperlink turns into <br />
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<a href="http://www.jawamarkt.cz/en/search/electr-ignition-set-12volt-top-price" rel="ugc">http://www.jawamarkt.cz/en/search/electr-ignition-set-12volt-top-price</a>&nbsp; (the hyphen is still there but doesn't form part of the hyperlink).<br />
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So ...<br />
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Is this an error on Thunderbird's part or is there a reason for it?<br />
Are hyperlinks in HTML allowed to have a hyphen at end or must they finish with a letter or number?
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While sending HTML links to a relative using Thunderbird I discovered an anomaly or mistake or something?

The web page I wish the relative to access is

http://www.jawamarkt.cz/en/search/electr-ignition-set-12volt-top-price-

but if you place that in an email and send it the hyperlink turns into 

http://www.jawamarkt.cz/en/search/electr-ignition-set-12volt-top-price  (the hyphen is still there but doesn't form part of the hyperlink).

So ...

Is this an error on Thunderbird's part or is there a reason for it?
Are hyperlinks in HTML allowed to have a hyphen at end or must they finish with a letter or number?

HTML links in Thunderbird

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