I've got a jira installation at work which generates a http-request "java script:false", i.e. obviously some wrong call somewhere (the space is definetly wrong) for an iframe element's content. I don't know how this happens, but I do know that all other browsers handle this gracefully by either swallowing the 404-error from the http-server or putting the 404-error-message inside the iframe.

rekonq on the other hand instead goes to its normal 404-error page making it impossible to use the website. Which IMHO is wrong, if an iframe generates a bogus request, the error should be displayed inside that iframe, not break the whole page.

I'd like to note that the rest of the page renders just fine in rekonq, so I could work with it, if rekonq would le me :)