I use Seamonkey and Firefox to read some fairly basic web-pages on an
in-house web-server at work. The web-pages normally look like something
Composer would produce because I wrote them using Composer's output as a
template. Lots of tables, very little use of css.
For some reason Seamonkey appends around 30-50 bytes of text it
obviously found somewhere else to the end of the document. The </html>
tag does not terminate things.
Turning on proxy settings stops this behaviour.
I usually use Seamonkey for internal pages and Firefox for the 'net
(with a proxy) but Firefox still behaves the way it should even if I
turn proxy settings off.
This is actually a bug in the current level of the web-server software -
a bit like heartbleed - but I have only seen it with Seamonkey.
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