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I) Mozilla now has a concept of a "content type hint". The way this works is that you can call SetContentType on a channel prior to calling Open/AsyncOpen and the type you set will be used as a fallback in cases when the server provides no type. For example, the CSSLoader sets the hint to "text/css". This hint is used in preference to using the unknown decoder or looking at the URI, so for example any file:// channel opened from the CSSLoader will end up with a text/css type no matter what the filename is. The hint could conceivably be set for toplevel requests (<a type="foo" href="bar"), but we don't implement that as yet (we hope to soon).
Could you give the bugs? I'd like to see the changes before I start jumping up and down in joy for another few problems less in XSLT ;-)
Axel
