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You can try HTML Tidy.
May not work depending on the quality of the HTML but worth a try.

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The HTML parser used by HTMLEditorKit will throw a ChangedCharSetException every time a charset tag is parsed. To spo this behaviour you need set the IgnoreCharsetDirective property on the document to true.

document.putProperty("IgnoreCharsetDirective", new Boolean(true));


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Apache installations often announce lots of information about what they are running such as what OS is being used, the version of Apache, and what Apache Modules are loaded.

To disable this, add the following to your httpd.conf
ServerSignature Off

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