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HTML Display Preferences allows you to change how OmniWeb displays HTML documents. Underline links - It's a pretty common custom these days to display clickable links as underlined text, but you can choose otherwise. Start drawing web pages before they are entirely loaded - Unless you have a blazing fast connection to the Internet, you'll probably want to turn this on, so that web pages will be displayed incrementally while they load. Always make frames resizable - If checked, all web pages that use frames will be displayed with borders so you can resize the frames. This can be useful when you run into a web page that has un-resizable frames and the sizes are all wrong; however, pages which are supposed to have borderless frames will look pretty weird if this setting is turned on.
If no encoding is given, treat documents as - Most web pages include an instruction, called the "charset" parameter, that tells OmniWeb how the page's text has been encoded for transmission across the network. Some pages, mostly from misconfigured servers, don't. This preference allows you to set what character encoding to use to interpret these pages. By default, this is set to "Western (Windows Latin 1)".
Submit forms using character encoding - When a form containing text is sent back to the web server, the text must be sent using some particular character encoding. Normally the web server expects responses to be sent using the same character encoding as the web page containing the form, but this setting can be changed to make OmniWeb use a different encoding.
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