How to determine a page's mime in Opera?

[JAB Creations]

I swear I've seen the mime for a page declared some place in Opera but I just can not seem to find where it was. Also how far back can we determine the mime of a page in Opera? I know Opera 6 supports application/xhtml+xml and I recall Opera 5 also having support.

John

[mattglet]

If you hover over a tab in Opera, it will show you the MIME type.

Sorry, don't have an answer for your 2nd question.

[encyclo]

For

application/xhtml+xml

support, Opera only handles it correctly since version 7.10 (Windows), 6.1 (Linux/Unix) and 6.02 (Mac). For most version 6.x versions the mime type is recognized but handled incorrectly (case-insensitive). 5.x had no support. See this chart:

[w3.org...]

[JAB Creations]

There was also something stashed away in one of the panels...that F4 key panel maybe? Also the drop down bookmarks icon isn't accessible once you delete it from one of the panels underneath the address bar.

The Opera GUI in short while offering a lot really needs to get much more organized.

John

[Brett_Tabke]

go to any toolbar.
- right click
- click customize.
- click panels tab
- make sure "info" is checked.
- click ok.

F4 to open up your panels list.
Now click on the INFO icon.

That will show all the info about the page.

How to determine a page's mime in Opera?

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URL of main page:
[webmasterworld.com...]

Encoding from server (used by Opera):
ISO-8859-1 (windows-1252)

MIME type from server:
text/html

Size of main page:
3951 bytes

Number of inline elements:
10 ( 10)

Size of inline elements:
10252 bytes

Local cache file:
C:\Opera7\Cache4\opr0LIQL.htm

Security

Summary:
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[JAB Creations]

Beautiful, this is exacty what I was talking about; thank you Brett! Now if I could only add that icon to the top toolbar instead of having a side bar...

- John