David Laakso wrote
> There is hope from Sweden.
> <http://www.456bereastreet.com/lab/transparent-custom-corners-borders-v2/>
>
> ~d
In my mail system, clicking on that link copies it to the URL-field with the
trailing gt-sign, and thus leads to
Oops! Something went wrong. You may have followed a broken link or
mistyped something. ...
Oddly enough, it doesn't copy the leading lt-sign.
What is the purpose of the lt- and gt-signs?
Thanks Bruce
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