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Hi, Lynx does not convert relative URI references starting with a colon, correctly. If I have a relative URI reference, in HTML, like `<a href=":foo">foo</a>`, then Lynx will handle it as the absolute URI `:foo` (which is not even a correct absolute URI, as the scheme part cannot be empty (and Lynx does tell me, if I try to activate it: "Badly formed address :foo")). As per RFC 1808 ยง2.4.2 (http://www.faqs.org/rfcs/rfc1808.html), Lynx should handle this URI reference as a relative URI path (i.e., if the base URI was "http://example.com/news/latest";, then the final absolute URI would be "http://example.com/news/:foo";), because the colon is not located "after the first character" (it *is* the first character). Thanks to anyone who will take the time to correct this behaviour. Bye. -- Mathieu Bonnet <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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