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> You can't open an .ics file on your browser and add to the Calendar You need to choose the right Content-Type on the web server for the ics file delivered to

> You can't open an .ics file on your browser and add to the Calendar You need to choose the right Content-Type on the web server for the ics file delivered to iPhone, “text/calendar”. Safari doesn’t care what file extension the file has if the Content-Type is right.

airstrike 3y ago
Sadly I don't have root access to the servers of every site I browse so I can't use this workaround
thexa4 3y ago
If that works you can probably encode the ics as a data url and link that: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Data_URI_scheme https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Data_URI_scheme