I'd prefer to use the term "hack" myself, though Netscape likes to call
them "cool tricks".
> This means that Netscrape does not only add shitty extensions to their
> browser, but also to their *server* which is much, much worse!
No. You don't have to use a Netscape server for this - using the META
tag is all that's needed. For non-HTML items, many servers allow you to
add arbitrary HTTP headers to particular objects (WN, Apache, CERN?) and
you could always use a CGI script to dish them out with custom headers
too.
Brian
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