Not at all, the result of your GET request is a 302 moved temporarily, which
means your client (browser, robot, you if you are telnetting to port 80
directly) should issue a request for the document at the new location, found in
the location header.
If you carefully watch your browser access the URL, you will see it connects
twice, once to the host you tried (www.yahoo.com), and once to the redirected
location.
Nothing browser specific here.
Klaus Johannes Rusch
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