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This thread is about text the MIME type. It’s not a subjective definition. > The rules are simple - content which has the MIME type of text/plain. No HTML, no
by eleventen 9mo ago
This thread is about text the MIME type. It’s not a subjective definition.
> The rules are simple - content which has the MIME type of text/plain. No HTML, no multimedia, no RTF, no XML, no ANSI colour escape sequences.
Your definition is fine for you, but it’s not what TFA is about.
- abejfehr 9mo agoI feel like the article should've been called "plaintext-only websites" or something, because if you had asked me I would've also defined "text-only" as image/video-less websites