AMB> What you are having a problem with is URLs where the text of the
AMB> search string (for example) is not ASCII text like "wwwoffle" in the
AMB> example, but is UTF-8 text.
Yes.
AMB> When WWWOFFLE decodes the URL to display it you get the correct
AMB> characters only if the page has the correct (i.e. UTF-8) charset.
Yes.
AMB> if WWWOFFLE didn't decode the URL then all browsers would work
AMB> the same and you would see lots of %XX character strings.
Yes.
AMB> The pages that need charsets already have one assigned by their
AMB> author. I cannot override that with a user option or it would break
AMB> those pages.
I not talking about overriding other peoples stuff. All I want is an
option in wwwoffle.conf to inject a little
Content-Type: text/html; charset=UTF-8
into the HTTP or HTML header of http://localhost:8080/index/*
I could do it via CensorHeader I bet, or MIMETypes maybe, but I bet
they don't apply to internal pages. And CensorHeader says it won't add
lines that don't exist, only change those that do.
Wait, also allow a URL-SPEC so we can fine tune it.