Comment on DuckDuckGo \u202EparentComments−rising-sky4yProbably a bug, browser history shows the title as "[object Object]", which is what happens if you print an object value that cannot be 'adequately' serialized to string in javascript e.g. ({}).toString()−missblit4yThe title of the page is "u202e at DuckDuckGo" which doesn't even have any funky unicode in it.So you might have something else going on if it shows up as "[object Object]" in your browser history.
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Probably a bug, browser history shows the title as "[object Object]", which is what happens if you print an object value that cannot be 'adequately' serialized to string in javascript e.g. ({}).toString()
The title of the page is "u202e at DuckDuckGo" which doesn't even have any funky unicode in it.
So you might have something else going on if it shows up as "[object Object]" in your browser history.