Here's my proposal for mildly strengthening the wording about how CT proxies should behave if they cannot be sure that the user agent is a browser. Current text: Irrespective of the presence of the no-transform directive, the proxy must behave transparently (q.v.) if it detects that the user agent is not a browser. Proposed text: Irrespective of the presence of the no-transform directive, the proxy must behave transparently (q.v.) unless it is able to determine positively that the user agent is a browser. The mechanism by which the proxy recognizes the user agent as a browser should use evidence from the HTTP request, in particular the user-agent and accept headers. __ MartinReceived on Monday, 17 March 2008 12:46:42 GMT
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