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Interesting. It would be cool to merge 1.2 of subscribe-me with your plugin. :)

Aye, why not ping ping-o-matic? ;-)

Well, I imagine that if they don't solve it sooner or later, those who are into web site defacement will eventually start SEO businesses.

I was aware of 302 hijacking. But I thought that Google had essentially fixed this and related problems. This is... amusing. :)

As always. Microsoft always get things wrong in v1. It then gets very average by v2. And then leaves everyone behind by v3.

Try:

http://www.semiologic.com/projects/search-reloa...

when it is available to increase the relevance of your search results

Silly html stripping... It you should read:

div style="border: solid 1px black; padding: 30px;"
textarea style="width: 100%"
(...)

and:

table style="border: outset 1px"
tr
td
(...)

respectively

IF only IE rendered CSS/XHTML to standards, hey?

As fas as I tried, Firefox 1.0, despite its endorsement of css, is not css-1 compliant.

Consider the following:

<div style="border: solid 1px black; padding: 30px;"><textarea style="width: 100%">blah</textarea></div>

It is perfectly valid xhtml and css.

According to the w3c specs regarding the dom's box model, you should get a text area within a division that has a 30px padding and a 1px black border. You get precicely that in IE. In Firefox 1.0, on the other hand, the text area is properly positionned, but has the division's width rather than 60px less.

Similarly, consider:

<table style="border: outset 1px;">
<tr>
<td>blah</td>
</tr>
</table>

IE renders an outset border. Firefox, on the other hand, renders this as a solid border.

My $.02 as a Firefox user.