See, I've just found out something that impressed and confused me at the same time. There's this strange character which allows you to type everything reversed by default. For example, if I type:
"Something like this"
Then it will turn out into:
"Something like this"
(being that I didn't have to reverse the sentence myself, if you get what I mean).
It looks like I'm trolling you, but I'm not. To make sure you get what I'm trying to say, I'll paste the special character right below in a separate (code) line.
Now try to copy it, paste somewhere else in a text box and start typing. You'll see something very strange happening.
The question is: what's the name of this crazy invisible character which forces everything to be typed in right-to-left language?
I hope you understand what I'm trying to mean.
Best Answer
It's the "'RIGHT-TO-LEFT OVERRIDE' (U+202E)" character.
Here's some discussion about it (and possible security concerns) over on StackOverflow: