When opening addresses from contacts app, URL style encoding characters are not translated.

[Magicrafter13]

I don't know why this is the case, but when I tap an address in the Samsung Contacts app, I get the choice of opening in Google Maps or PocketMaps. When opening in PocketMaps, it would seem that Samsung Contacts sends over the address using URL encoding (see pictures).

Now, this could be a bug in Samsung's app, however (1) we know we can't get that fixed easily, and (2) Google Maps handles this fine so I am inclined to assume this is "normal", though I still feel gross saying that...

Anyway, to avoid issues, I used the Whitehouse address in my example screenshots below.

What was received from the contacts app:

Search button toast:

Manually corrected address text:

(And yes, I did input the address slightly wrong in my contacts, but the search still worked after I replaced the encoded characters.)

I don't know if all contacts apps do this, and thus this can be a blanket fix, or if it needs to be dynamically detected? I feel like it would be safe either way because I can't imagine a percent sign being in a valid address.

[Starcommander]

Thanks for creating this issue.
Seems, it is using URL escape codes for white spaces.
https://docs.microfocus.com/OMi/10.62/Content/OMi/ExtGuide/ExtApps/URL_encoding.htm
Should be easy to fix.
I will take a look, when I have the time.

[Starcommander]

The issue is reproducible on locations of contacts.
But locations from Calendar are working correctly.

[Starcommander]

Should be fixed in next version. (tested and works)