Last modified: 2011-03-13 18:04:49 UTC
We use non-Ugly URLs for articles /wiki/Article. It's nice and easy to remember. However, when showing printable version, we pass to /w/index.php?title=Dieta_blanda&printable=yes that is what will be shown on the printed page for the user. I ask to use /wiki/Article?printable=yes for it (tinier and easier to remamber). This may also apply to Permalinks (/wiki/Article?oldid=1234567) They would need rel="nofollow" Note that the IE problems with this type of links are only when using action=raw, so they don't apply here.
Wouldn't be guaranteed safe for all environments depending upon the configuration and rewrite rules, etc. A similar proposal was WONTFIXed before.
You're free to type a link this way; simply the autogenerated links use the standard form. But who cares? Printable version isn't actually useful (the print stylesheet is always there when printing).
