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The problem with Google cherry-picking answers is that it removes context. For example, I recently searched for "javascript mime type" and it correctly returne
by marcusbooster 16y ago
The problem with Google cherry-picking answers is that it removes context.
For example, I recently searched for "javascript mime type" and it correctly returned "application/javascript". But only by browsing the first search result (traffic taken from Stack Overflow) do you see that this is relatively recent standardization and IE will have problems with it.