Whether URLs of link or images should be percent-encoded, defaults to {@code false}.
<p>
If enabled, the following is done:
<ul>
<li>Existing percent-encoded parts are preserved (e.g. "%20" is kept as "%20")</li>
<li>Reserved characters such as "/" are preserved, except for "[" and "]" (see encodeURI in JS)</li>
<li>Unreserved characters such as "a" are preserved</li>
<li>Other characters such umlauts are percent-encoded</li>
</ul>
@param percentEncodeUrls true to percent-encode, false for leaving as-is
@return {@code this}
Whether URLs of link or images should be percent-encoded, defaults to {@code false}. <p> If enabled, the following is done: <ul> <li>Existing percent-encoded parts are preserved (e.g. "%20" is kept as "%20")</li> <li>Reserved characters such as "/" are preserved, except for "[" and "]" (see encodeURI in JS)</li> <li>Unreserved characters such as "a" are preserved</li> <li>Other characters such umlauts are percent-encoded</li> </ul>
@param percentEncodeUrls true to percent-encode, false for leaving as-is @return {@code this}