How do you mean that? You either have to use a correct (browser compatible) base64 encoding or you need an URL that represents the data. If you want to support older browsers you would go with URL. Also I wouldn't send anything large in a base64 encoded way because base64 encoding makes things ~33% larger. Also I think IE8 only supports up to 32kb for a data URI scheme and only supports the data URI scheme for attributes that load images.
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