So,
<a href={{{ [[data:<MIME-TYPE>;<Binary-ENCODING>,]addsuffix{<tiddler-title>
}] }}} download="<tiddler-title>"><link-title></a>
is what it really means? Am I correct?
On Saturday, 14 July 2018 12:03:50 UTC-4, Jed Carty wrote:
>
> One way browsers get around handling incompatible data types is to convert
> them into a base 64 representation that uses only basic ascii characters.
> Tiddlywiki encodes non-text tiddlers in the same way. Browsers can, give
> the correct mime type, treat the base64 encoded string as though it were
> binary data for common data types. So to download the binary versions of
> the base64 encoded file you can create a download link that points to the
> base64 encoded string with the proper prefix describing the mime type and
> encoding and it will download the binary file. The macro creates a link
> that does exactly that, so when you click on it you get prompted to
> download the file.
>
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