Julian Reschke wrote:
Yes, I noticed that. For instance, it happens for application/..+xml,
where it's really useless. Shouldn't this be restricted to text/*?
That could perhaps be done. The initial implementation just does it no matter
the MIME type so as to avoid making assumptions about
Boris Zbarsky wrote:
Julian Reschke wrote:
Yes, I noticed that. For instance, it happens for application/..+xml,
where it's really useless. Shouldn't this be restricted to text/*?
That could perhaps be done. The initial implementation just does it no
matter the MIME type so as to avoid
Julian Reschke wrote:
This assumes that every non-text/* mime type *can* take a charset
parameter, which IMHO is not true.
But this probably only becomes relevant once we have non XML/string
based ways to set the body.
For what it's worth, Mozilla does have such a way (only available to
