> That seems to be a very wrong approach, that makes developing lynx-friendly > dynamic web sites much more difficult (thus making some webmasters totally
It's a privacy issue. The normal use of this information is to find out what search engine keywords sent you to a particular site, but it could be used to gather rather more sensitive data entered into a form on another site. > forget about lynx-friendliness). Moreover, Mozilla, NN4.x and IE send > HTTP_REFERRER for pages that are result of form submission via GET, unlike > lynx. And a number of people then run proxies to take them out! ; To UNSUBSCRIBE: Send "unsubscribe lynx-dev" to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
