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Nelson

I'm contemplating maxing #HTTP #headers to minimize #HTML, particularly language declarations, as @j9t suggests: meiert.com/en/blog/page-langua

The W3C mentions one concern with this approach:

"Because language information in the HTTP header is sent by the server, this information is simply not available if your page is accessed from a hard drive, memory stick, or other non-server based location."
w3.org/International/questions

Should we consider a person downloading our website and looking at it locally?

meiert.comComparing Page Language Declaration Setups in Screen Readers · Jens Oliver MeiertOne best practice in web development is to declare the document language via the <code>lang</code> attribute, on the <code>html</code> start tag. That is useful, but also not the only option. How well are different setups supported in screen readers? A few data points.
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WuMing2

#curl --ssl-reqd --user 'user@mydomain.com:pwd' --mail-from 'user@mydomain.com' --mail-rcpt 'to@example.com' -H 'From: user@mydomain.com' -H 'To: to@example.com' -H 'Subject: test' -F '=<body.txt;encoder=quoted-printable' --url smtp://smtp.ionos.it:587

#smtp request is delivered to receiver address but not saved to the Sent folder: does #IONOS #email require additional #headers ?

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