ANd this is the result after is Parse it to Jarray

so what are this whitespaces between properties..

Second isn't a string

It's an object

Either that or it's the string representation of the object, which happends to parse it that way

Yeah its a string representation of the object.. but if parse it back to string, the \n\r appeares..
so JsonString -> Jobject -> different JsonString

Seems like they add newline characters

Can't you just do string.replace?

Why not just... parse it to a proper object?

Instead of fucking around with JObjects and stuff?

Not sure what the problem is in general