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Crockford’s Base32 Douglas Crockford designed a variant of the standard base 32 encoding scheme (RFC 4648) optimized for reading and writing by humans. It uses the symbol sets 0–1 and A–Z (case-insensitive) with the exclusion of I, L, O and U:
I: Can be confused with 1 L: Can be confused with 1 O: Can be confused with 0 U: Accidental obscenity Encoding/decoding When decoding, upper and…
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