The only thing i see possibly having to do with it is that between the end of the header and the start of the text (not the content entity) there are 3 line breaks.

Where HTTP/1.0 would supply the text right away, HTTP/1.1 adds a chunk length, in hex, spanning one line.

In groups.yahoo.com i get: 
header

122a

<HTML>

[download]

with HTTP/1.1, and with HTTP/1.0 i get 
header


<HTML>

[download]


As you can see, there really is only one line break. My theory is Mozilla includes the line break succeeding 122a, the chunk length, in the source.

But it's just a theory.

-nuffin
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In reply to Re: LWP not returning leading spaces in web page (ver 2) by nothingmuch
in thread LWP not returning leading spaces in web page (ver 2) by aspen

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