Network.http.accept-encodingFrom MozillaZine Knowledge Base
[edit] BackgroundHTTP is the application-layer protocol that most web pages are transferred with. As part of the connection between client and server in HTTP 1.1, the client lists in what way it can/prefers to accept information (content negotiation). This preference controls which encoding types the application will report it supports. [edit] Possible values and their effectsA comma-seperated list of encoding types with optional "q" (quality) values. A quality value says that the application prefers one type over another, but supports both. Quality values can be from 0 (not supported) to 1 (preferred format). If a quality value is omitted, it defaults to 1. Anything not listed is assumed to be not supported. Example: [edit] First checked inPresent since at least 2001-05-11. Exact checkin date unknown. [edit] Has an effect in
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