- From: Sanjath <sanjath@itsol.itsprojects.com>
- Date: Tue, 23 Sep 1997 17:55:56 -0700
- To: http-wg%cuckoo.hpl.hp.com@hplb.hpl.hp.com
Hello, I am software developer developing wide range of applications in different platforms and technologies for last eight years. For the last one year I am actively involved in developing web based applications. I had some thoughts on making browsing more friendlier in this diversified world. I would like to share my thoughts here. I hope I am doing the right thing. If this is not what I should have done please ignore this mail. Or if this is already addressed, please let me know how this is handled. In current scenario, there is no information to the web server from where the request is coming from, what I mean is the geographical location (apart from IP address) and also the language of preference of the user. So, my thought was to add a line of info, which will provide the language of preference and geographical location if provided by the request originator (If browsers can extract this info from user's preferences). This information can be used by the 'site's to automatically redirect the request to appropriate page which will serve the proper pages. Possible use of this extensions would be in the sites of following organizations: * Multinational companies can have a single web site which routes the users automatically to their countries local sites. * Information providers with 'local' interest, like yellow pages, sale information, advertisements of local interest etc. This extension would really make the information on the web more friendlier and 'locale' and would increase the popularity and accessibility. Thanks, - Sanjath -- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Sanjatha R Shringeri. mailto:sanjath@itsprojects.com Influence Software http://www.influencesw.com 845, Stewart Drive, Suite D, Sunnyvale, CA, 94086 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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