Updates:
Summary: Web page without a Content-Type header isn't sniffed as HTML
due
to our stricter DOCTYPE requirements
Status: WontFix
Comment #5 on issue 7542 by [email protected]: Web page without a
Content-Type header isn't sniffed as HTML due to our stricter DOCTYPE
requirements
http://code.google.com/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=7542
The problem is that this document doesn't haven an Content-Type header and
starts with the
following line:
<! Templates\ASPModel:Mainframe.htm >
Firefox sniffs HTML from "<!" but we have a more strict pattern that
requires "<!DOCTYPE html"
in this case to prevent attacks involving SOAP services. You can fix this
in three ways:
1) (Preferred) Add a Content-Type header that describes the type of this
response.
2) Remove the "<! Templates\ASPModel:Mainframe.htm >" line from the top of
the response.
3) Add a doctype above the template line (e.g., "<!DOCTYPE html>").
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