Hallo, * Julian Andres Klode [Sat, Sep 27 2014, 03:55:27PM]: > > "normal" at worst, IMHO. It only affects some users visiting some > > specific pages with some specific web browsers. > > Well, it's one of the (two) major browsers that is failing here, not > just some random niche browser like netsurf or something.
Sorry, no. It worked just fine with major browsers (FF,IE,Opera). I know the Chrome fans keep hyping it a lot but that's like with Internet Explorer 3 back in the nineties, i.e. doesn't neccessarily mean high quality. In fact, Chromium reminds me very much on IE3: it suddenly displays the page after reloading a couple of times but then it reports an "irresponsive page" and suggests to kill it...ROTFL. And if you choose to wait, you can scroll with the mouse wheel but not with the scroll bar. Anyhow, with the mentioned fix it works as expected, to be released next weekend or so. Thanks for reporting! That issue also explains the slightly weird behaviour of konqueror which I also observe right now. >>> In chromium: > >> GET http://localhost:3142/ net::ERR_INCOMPLETE_CHUNKED_ENCODING :3142/:1 > >> > >> And what is that (404 Usage Information does not seem right, nor > >> does the chunked): > > > > Code 404 is as good or as as bad as any other code considering the > > specific usecase of delivering information to the user. I might change > > it to a redirect to an HTML document in some later version. I will change it to 406 for now, which appears slightly more appropriate. > It's just the first time I've seen a non-standard text for an HTTP code. I > did > not know that was permitted. But it seems the standard texts are only > recommendations. I don't know "the standard texts", only those from Apache defaults. RFC2616 does not provide strict recommendations TTBOMK. And code 404 pages with custom styling are really not uncommon, maybe people just don't see them that often in the last couple of years since browsers only follow the pretested/prefiltered links from Google (sic). Regards, Eduard. -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [email protected] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [email protected]
