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This looks basically like a bug in whatever Xamarin.IOS version the device was using. Note how HAP invokes _Encoding.GetEncoding(string)_ (not a HAP method, but a method being part of .NET's...

See the "_Decode and strip HTML_" example over here: https://html-agility-pack.net/online-examples However, contrary to that the example code, i would strongly suggest to do the entity decoding **after** getting the inner...

The only way i could see IDisposable help in situations like @FurkanGozukara's is if HAP were o reuse DOM object instances instead of always creating new ones. The IDisposable implementation(s)...

_EDIT: Rewrote my comment, because while i was entirely baffled by the behavior, i think i now know how to see it as expected behavior..._ Hmm, it's not intutive behavior...

@JonathanMagnan, if my view is wrong, my apologies for confusing you. But if my view is wrong, then i don't understand how the observed behavior could be expected behavior. Expected...

@JonathanMagnan, > In this case, what we can do in this case is to create a list in which you will be able to add any string starting by &...

A new option would be fine, too. But i would suggest a different option name. I find "UseHtmlEncodeWithEntityName" confusing. This option name suggest it being related to HTML encoding in...

FYI: It's "ko" or "Kio", not "Ko" (https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Octet) ;-)

@sandrock, my issue report is not about omitting the "B" (a unit). My issue report is regarding lowercase k vs. uppercase K (a unit prefix). And my recommendation is essentially...

Nice find! I agree with the suspicion that Json.Newtonsoft.Schema (or Newtonsoft.Json) is somewhere somehow unwarrantedly trying to roundtrip the string as a DateTime (or similar) and back to a string....