> The average consumer (and me too) will say it works with NS4.76 or IE5 > but not with Mozilla, and therefore Mozilla is broke. For perfectly good > evidence of this, take a look at the bug page at how many times this has > been resubmitted. It is the largest number I have so far stumbled across > (though I have not looked at a lot). There's a bigger issue here. Who do we respect more? Old and broken browsers, or W3C and other internet standards (such as RFCs)? If we "find a meaning" for this sort of broken URL, what else should we guess at interpreting? Computers have to read this stuff, not humans. Gerv
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