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Note that you don't need to (see RFC 7320 section 2.4RFC 7320 section 2.4) use the standard form data format (with & and =) (see the URL Standard section 5) for the query string, you can just make up a format as long as it only uses allowable characters (letters, numbers, -, ., _, ~, !, $, &, ', (, ), *, +, ,, ;, =, :, @, /, and ? (see RFC 3986RFC 3986)).

Note that you don't need to (see RFC 7320 section 2.4) use the standard form data format (with & and =) (see the URL Standard section 5) for the query string, you can just make up a format as long as it only uses allowable characters (letters, numbers, -, ., _, ~, !, $, &, ', (, ), *, +, ,, ;, =, :, @, /, and ? (see RFC 3986)).

Note that you don't need to (see RFC 7320 section 2.4) use the standard form data format (with & and =) (see the URL Standard section 5) for the query string, you can just make up a format as long as it only uses allowable characters (letters, numbers, -, ., _, ~, !, $, &, ', (, ), *, +, ,, ;, =, :, @, /, and ? (see RFC 3986)).

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Note that you don't need to (see RFC 7320 section 2.4) use the standard form data format (with & and =) (see the URL Standard section 5) for the query string, you can just make up a format as long as it only uses allowable characters (letters, numbers, -, ., _, ~, !, $, &, ', (, ), *, +, ,, ;, =, :, @, /, and ? (see RFC 3986)).