URL, Base64, Character, XML and ECMAScript Conversion

09-05-17 13:31 Filed in: Programming - 编程 | Recommendation - 推荐

This tool helped me convert rubbish characters (e.g. ♫) to proper strings when I accidentally broke my Wordpress Database’s collation.

It also converts URL, Base64, XML and ECMAScript strings.

In short, it is a lifesaver.

Coder’s Toolbox – Online String Converter.

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