> The HTML file will contain references to each of the URLs,
> directing the browser to go fetch things from them and execute
> or display them as appropriate.
FWIW, that HTML page does not include "gstatic" in its source text (but
apparently some other pages fetched from `canada.ca` do).
OTOH, it contains a weird:
<script
src="//assets.adobedtm.com/be5dfd287373/abb618326704/launch-3eac5e076135.min.js"></script>
what's this "//"? Do web browsers automatically add a "http(s):" in
front nowadays, or does it end up referring to a copy on the
CRA's server.
Stefan
