Galeon (web browser) included "bookmarklets" (search google). One
bookmarklet checks "page freshness". It didn't work on frames, but
apparently there is a version that does work on frames. I don't know
whether the bookmarklet is accurate, however. Perhaps it uses methods
mentioned above to det
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Arturo 'Buanzo' Busleiman wrote:
> Well, just to add more ideas to this thread, you can always check the "Date"
> header returned by the
I forgot to mention that, depending on the web server, the date might have
nothing to do with the
requested file
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Benno Schulenberg wrote:
>> Here is an example page:
>> http://dvr.about.com/od/capturetvwithacomputer/ht/htnti.htm
>>
>> How can I tell quickly when this was written?
Well, just to add more ideas to this thread, you can always check the "Date"
head
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> How can I tell ahead of time or quickly what the vintage of a
> webpage that looks interesting is?
In general: you can't. If a page does not contain the date it was
made, there's no other way to find out.
> Here is an example page:
> http://dvr.about.com/od/capturetv
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