| > I want to disable JavaScript completely. AFAIK, support
for
> JavaScript is sent in the HTTP request header and I would
No - a non-reliable way the server can guess that the
client is using javascripting or not is to test the user-
agent (you can change it in set options / browser id). But
this isn't reliable: you can have a javascript aware
browser with javascript support disabled, for example for
security reasons (remember the various js bugs on Internet
Explorer?)
The other solution is to redirect/reload to a javascript-
website-zone inside a regular html file, using javascript.
But this will not be changed using an offline browser :
you'll have to disable the scripting feature in your
browser anyway.
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