true_INFP - 12:38 pm on Jun 16, 2011 (gmt 0)

MANY users these days skip to third or fourth

Fortunately, Google was kind enough to give us the first 4 results (+ the "Sitelinks" below the first one), which is recently one of the very few things Google deserves to be praised for. ;-)

Anyway, seriously now, I can't believe they would execute JavaScript when pre-loading the content (even if the user doesn't actually visit the site subsequently). It would, for instance, make Google Adwords advertisers pay for false ad impressions (those ads can be paid either per click or per impression). There must be some misunderstanding.

RewriteCond %{HTTP:x-moz} ^prefetch [OR] RewriteCond %{X-moz} ^prefetch

What is the purpose of the second line? I'd believe that the first one should be sufficient (without the OR, of course).