Encode and decode URL-safe Base64 strings replacing plus and slash characters with hyphens and underscores.
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Standard Base64 contains '+' and '/' which require URL encoding in query parameters; URL-safe uses '-' and '_'.
Yes, trailing '=' padding characters are removed according to RFC 4648.
Yes, JWT headers and payloads use URL-safe Base64 encoding.