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>> "WP" == William Perry <wmperry@aventail.com> writes:

WP> It is definitely a netscape 'extension'.

WP> Basically, you can have _any_ arbitrary header in the part of the
WP> query, so you could have:

WP> <mailto:wmperry@aventail.com?CC=support@aventail.com?subject=dork>

I don't have netscape 3.0 around here, but in 2.0 (for unix)
apparently you can have only 1 header.  The above URL gives me a "CC"
value of "support@aventail.com?subject=dork" and no subject.

Also it doesn't seem to allow arbitrary header names.

Yuck, I just noticed that I when I send mail with netscape I get an
"X-URL" header pointing to the page I was on when I opened the mail
window.  I guess I better be careful not to send messages to my boss
from netscape when I'm right in the middle of browsing playboy.com.  I
thought "X-URL" was supposed to be for *my* URL!?!  Guess not.  I
guess this is so you can tell if someone clicked on your page's mail
button to send you mail.