On 2016-05-19 09:49 , Ricky wrote:
The issue there, I suspect, is that the files are served with the
wrong MIME type
Close ... they are sent with a Content-Disposition header that specifies
that they be saved as a file.
Some applications may ignore or override this. It used to be true, for
example, that IE would use a URL suffix rather than the MIME type. I
don't think we should do that; we should do whatever CEF does unmodified.
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