Re: FLASH: Flash detection problem solved

[John Croteau]

Hi Rob,


> > The ONLY browsers that are immune to server

> > MIME problems are Windows versions of IE 3 and later. All other browsers

> > use the MIME type sent by the server. They may or may not have symptoms.

> > Netscape 4 has less problems than Netscape 3 but some visitors will

> > still have symptoms ranging from annoying popups, no pix to crashing

> > browsers.

>  Is it true to say that Mac versions of IE suffer from the same problems?

Yes


> Anyway, like I said, adding a mime type is not hard. Get the sysadmins to do

> it. And send them a nice box of biscuits and a thank you note.

Very good advice. 


Translation for Americans:

Biscuits = Cookies


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