Comments on: HTTP_ACCEPT and opera.ini http://tntluoma.com/web/http_accept-and-operaini/ Stuff I've Written Down Tue, 23 Nov 2010 20:52:09 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: TjL http://tntluoma.com/web/http_accept-and-operaini/comment-page-1/#comment-628 TjL Wed, 16 Oct 2002 16:24:16 +0000 http://tntluoma.com/?p=156#comment-628 <p>Oops... 1140 is correct.</p> <p>I updated the entry to reflect your comments</p> Oops… 1140 is correct.

I updated the entry to reflect your comments

]]> By: Jo http://tntluoma.com/web/http_accept-and-operaini/comment-page-1/#comment-627 Jo Wed, 16 Oct 2002 15:38:45 +0000 http://tntluoma.com/?p=156#comment-627 <p>Heh, first time something I posted on Usenet appears in a blog ;)</p> <p>Something else to note: if you alter the string, it is absolutely vital you have <em>/</em> as the last entry -- otherwise you are telling a server to <em>only</em> send the listed MIME Types to your browser. (Of course inside a controlled environment such as an intranet, this could be a security feature -- if your server only sends application/xhtml+xml, text/css, and image/png, you could limit the string to this).</p> <p>Oh, and is build 1141 a typo? My copy of Opera 6.05 is build 1140.</p> Heh, first time something I posted on Usenet appears in a blog ;)

Something else to note: if you alter the string, it is absolutely vital you have / as the last entry — otherwise you are telling a server to only send the listed MIME Types to your browser. (Of course inside a controlled environment such as an intranet, this could be a security feature — if your server only sends application/xhtml+xml, text/css, and image/png, you could limit the string to this).

Oh, and is build 1141 a typo? My copy of Opera 6.05 is build 1140.

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