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Good thing plesk added that additional comment. Because their error message is so much more informative than the default IE provides to help the user in case of uninformative error messages.<p>Yes. That's really well done.

Instead of padding their 404 with a smarmy comment, they could have padded it with, you know, actually useful navigating tools for visitors.

Microsoft products are full of annoying features like this. Another example is Outlook and the way it removes arbitrary newlines from plain text emails.<p>Also: <a href="http://www.fourmilab.ch/webtools/demoroniser/" rel="nofollow">http://www.fourmilab.ch/webtools/demoroniser/</a><p>Choice quote: Rule of thumb--every time Microsoft use the word "smart," be on the lookout for something dumb

This applies to Chrome as well, FYI.

I've seen this in countless webservers. I'm guessing it must be part of a server package or something because the wording is always the same.

So, whats the reasoning behind it?

Instead of padding their 404 with a smarmy comment, they could have padded it with, you know, actually useful navigating tools for visitors.

This applies to Chrome as well, FYI.

I've seen this in countless webservers. I'm guessing it must be part of a server package or something because the wording is always the same.

So, whats the reasoning behind it?

So, I looked at Plesk's 404 Page

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So, I looked at Plesk's 404 Page

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