Technically, Moz isn't any pickier about mime-types than IE.  It simply
listens to what the server says the mime-type is (like it *should*) rather
than making an assumption based on the extension.  IE is notorious for only
listening to the mime-type the server sends when the client system doesn't
have a particular extension registered.

	- Theo

-----Original Message-----
From: Michael Beddow [mailto:mbnospam@xxxxxxxxxxx]

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Moz is much pickier than IE about mime-types (which the server has to get
exactly right, for the xml page and the xslt sheet) and about the HTML DTD
declaration.

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