From 5242e8c7300a7997f708a13ccb372f164202c9b7 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: Nick Kew
<head>
sections.This turns on or off pre-parsing of metadata in HTML
+ <head>
sections.
If not required, turning ProxyHTMLMeta Off will give a small + performance boost by skipping this parse step. However, it + is sometimes necessary for internationalisation to work correctly.
+ProxyHTMLMeta has two effects. Firstly and most importantly + it enables detection of character encodings declared in the form
+<meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html;charset=foo">+
or, in the case of an XHTML document, an XML declaration.
+ It is NOT required if the charset is declared in a real HTTP header
+ (which is always preferable) from the backend server, nor if the
+ document is utf-8 (unicode) or a subset such as ASCII.
+ You may also be able to dispense with it where documents use a
+ default declared using
The other effect of enabling ProxyHTMLMeta is to parse all
+ <meta http-equiv=...>
declarations and convert
+ them to real HTTP headers, in keeping with the original purpose
+ of this form of the HTML <meta> element.