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> Yes. It also sends a Host: header. Someone should note to the http-wg 
> that it sends PQDNs and ports (apparently whatever's in between the first 
> and second /, it seems), but I'm too scared to do so (*smirk*).

Crikey!  What ever happened to "get it right the first time"?
I wonder what happens when they access

    http://www.apache.org

(no trailing slash) -- probably a core dump.

I just wish the Navigator crew would spend a little more time talking
(and listening) to the Netsite crew -- for some strange reason all
browser developers (except Bill Perry) read protocol specifications
with beer-bottle glasses.

.....Roy  (or at least that's my polite theory of browser development)