Bug#41352: HTML/dhelp
close 41352
thanks
At 19:17 +0000 1999-09-28, Marco Budde wrote:
Please fix bugs! How should the user read compressed HTML
files? Could you tell me one internet page sending
compressed html documents to the user?
Show me where the bug is; show me where policy says I can't compress
HTML. lynx has no problem with it and I had no trouble getting
netscape to display it over HTTP.
You're probably gonna say, "well, what about the other browsers?"; my
answer to that is that those browsers will choke on the compressed
plain text files too, are you gonna say that those should be
uncompressed too in case someone wants to browse
<http://localhost/doc/>?
And why don´t you want dhelp support? A lot of users like
these systems. Why is it so difficult to add such an
entry? If you need help tell me.
a) I haven't had anyone besides you ask for it b) I don't like dhelp
c) it's one tiny little document
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