Richard Braakman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > Oh... then this is a new thing :) I maintain several packages that > install their html documentation uncompressed, because compressed > html was useless.
I've got compressed html in the libtiff3g directory, and I just confirmed Manoj's findings - netscape, w3, and lynx can all handle it but don't follow internal links if they don't have the .gz extension. dwww is the best, handling a compressed hierarchy of html pages even though though all the ref's don't have .gz appended to them. Guy
