There's a related problem/bug: Netscape 6 and Mozilla don't seem to
properly support the "Content-Disposition" header. Ie, if you set
Content-Type: application/octet-stream, and Content-Disposition:
attachment;filename=foo,
you're supposed to get foo as the filename in a Save-As dialog. Instead,
you're asked if you want to Open or Save the file, and when you select
the latter, nothing happens (just like the bumper-sticker says!).
Strangely enough, IE 5.5 Service Pack 1 introduced a similar bug.
Any word or workaround on this?
- Mark
Wolfram Sobotta wrote:
> If I type a URL in mozilla it displays it by default in the
> browser-window. ( I tried to save an XPI).
> But I will save this content, rather than it display - for instance
> binary files.
>
> Is this an bug or a feature? ;-)
>
> Any suggestions/workaround/whatevers?
>
> Wolfram
