ProblemYou want to set Content-Type headers differently for different browsers, which may render the content incorrectly otherwise. SolutionCheck the Accept headers with RewriteCond and then set the Contend-Type header with a T flag: RewriteCond "%{HTTP_ACCEPT}" "application/xhtml\+xml" RewriteCond "%{HTTP_ACCEPT}" "!application/xhtml\+xml\s*;\s*q=0+(?:\.0*[^0-9])" RewriteRule . - [T=application/xhtml+xml;charset=iso-8859-1] DiscussionDifferent browsers tend to deal with content differently and sometimes need a nudge in the right direction. In this example, for browsers that specify (using the HTTP_ACCEPT header) that they prefer XHTML content, we want to send a Content-Type header specifying that the content we are sending fulfills that requirement. The T (Type) flag sets the Content-Type for the response. See Also
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