https://answers.launchpad.net/ecap/+faq/1793
very well describes a few of the obstacles, although solvable. I.e. a good
solution should not rely on MIME-types, as stated in the article correctly,
but do an analysis of the datastream itself, to identify HTML to be
modified.
Regarding legal issues, as I have a good working solution, at least in my
country (not US) this issue is difficult to decide, according to the
expertise of a special lawyer for internet and copyrights, as there is no
court decision up to now. Of course, it would be a bad idea to inject an ad
for a law consulting co into another lawyers web site :-)
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