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In the case of server-side includes, it was the host server that did the work. Some browsers are smart enough to do processing at the client end. For example, it may be possible to have the browser load several pages in succession, without intervention from the human user. If you browser supports client-side redirection, then you can look at an example.
By viewing the source, you can see how this example works (via
a feature of the META tag). This feature might be
used to refer a browser to a new location of a World-Wide Web page, for
example, but otherwise is not very practical.
The Math 696 course
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