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Originally Posted by kruser
If I create a HTML file and save it without the file extension .html it will open correctly in Internet Explorer but not in Netscape or Mozilla.
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I *think* Kruser is asking how a web page with no suffix appears in some browsers but not others, not how directory and default pages are handled? Correct me if I am wrong.
If you are asking how a web page that should be called "www.domain.com/pagename.html" but is called "www.domain.com/pagename" (not a directory), the answer is that some browsers are more forgiving than others.
For example, if you do not close a tag correctly in a web page's code (e.g. a table cell), that page will break in some but not other browsers.
Hope that helps.