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I'm sure they are checking content-type headers... Just because you can do this doesn't mean you should (i will stay away from comcast xfinity).

• Total_Meltdown 14y ago
  I wouldn't be so sure. They're barely even checking what browser you're running.
  • warfangle 14y ago
    Unless it's NSN 6...
  • chadscira 14y ago
    if they weren't then all JS and CSS files loaded through them would have their script tags in it. i have had these types of issues a while back at coffee shops that try to inject ads, it was breaking my XML.
    • Total_Meltdown 14y ago
      Oh, good point, I guess there's got to be some kind of semi-intelligent HTTP parsing going on in the background.
      • dthunt 14y ago
        The point is that it is impossible to do this right. This system breaks software.
  • andypants 14y ago
    I bet some execs are looking at the stats for this and just going 'hmmm... what a coincidence that EVERYBODY is using the same browser!'