- From: Peter Karlsson <peter@opera.com>
- Date: Thu, 16 Mar 2006 12:35:53 +0100 (CET)
Henri Sivonen on 2006-03-16: > Right. So, as a data point, it neither proves nor disproves the legends > about transcoding *proxies* around Russia and Japan. The only transcoding proxies I know about are WAP gateways. They tend to do interesting things with input, especially when the source doesn't specify what it is. > In order for deploying a transcoding proxy to be safe for a Russian ISP, > virtually every form handler in Russia would have take countermeasures > against the adverse effects of transcoding proxies. Are the > countermeasures ubiquitous? I haven't investigated, so I don't have a reply to that. -- \\// Peter, software engineer, Opera Software The opinions expressed are my own, and not those of my employer. Please reply only by follow-ups on the mailing list.
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