It has recently come to my attention that most browsers happily
do Accept-encoding: gzip and streaming decompression of
HTML data received with Content-encoding: gzip
without asking.
This has been in use since sometime in 1998.
Is there a way to configure the run-of-the-mill browser to
block these at the host level ?
do Accept-encoding: gzip and streaming decompression of
HTML data received with Content-encoding: gzip
without asking.
This has been in use since sometime in 1998.
Is there a way to configure the run-of-the-mill browser to
block these at the host level ?
Darwin
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