I use Fangs to see what pages might be like for a non-visual user.

Weirdly, it always adds " dash Internet Explorer" to the page's <title>
element. <http://apple.com> for example starts:

        Page has twenty-eight links Apple dash Internet Explorer

What's all that about?

Daniele

At 17:34:47 on Fri, 21 Dec 2007, D.M. Procida 
 wrote in 
<1i9hfcf.1ksamfxnuk13mN%real-not-anti-spam-address@apple-juice.co.uk>:

>I use Fangs to see what pages might be like for a non-visual user.
>
>Weirdly, it always adds " dash Internet Explorer" to the page's <title>
>element. <http://apple.com> for example starts:
>
>        Page has twenty-eight links Apple dash Internet Explorer
>
>What's all that about?

It's a setting somewhere in your registry (I can't off-hand remember 
which key it is), which browsers can set to their name - IE does so, so 
does Firefox.  Or you can change it manually via Regedit.
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