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It's how Google code handles files in SVN, rather than a browser issue. They specifically set the content-type header to binary, rather than image. I would hat
by cloudwalking 16y ago
It's how Google code handles files in SVN, rather than a browser issue. They specifically set the content-type header to binary, rather than image.
I would hate it if my browser asked me what to do every time I load an image.
- jrockway 16y agoIt doesn't ask if the headers are correct. But in the 0.001% of time when they are wrong, it asks, and saves you from the complaint that the OP made.