Build: 2000040616 (Win32) on NT 4.0 http://www.domain.org#anchor is sent to proxy as http://www.domain.org%23anchor http://www.domain.org/#anchor is interpreted correctly. I don't know if you have to add the / according to the standards.

Confirmed with 2000-04-06-10-M15 on WinNT... click on any of the links in the first column of headlines at http://www.planetgeforce.com to reproduce: each follows the http://www.domain.org#anchor format and points lower in the same page. Not sure either, but IIRC, anything after the "#" is *always* the fragment identifier (and another bug was marked WONTFIX for URLs resembling http://www.domain.tld/foo/#frag?query=string)... so it might be feasible to try transformations on the part of the URL before the "#".

=> andreas

The standards are not clear about this, so it should be possible to have http://www.domain.org#anchor. We already do it with http://www.domain.org?query, so why not? The WONTFIX case was because of the ordering, the first # makes all that follows an anchor, the query part will be ignored. This case is different.

fix checked in.

Missed on bit in the nsStdURLParser ... reopening

fix for missed case checked in

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