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Failed to parse web app manifest: invalid MIME: a slash (/) was missing #405

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illtellyoulater opened this issue Oct 10, 2023 · 2 comments
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When trying to install website at https://dencode.com/ I get this error:

"Failed to parse web app manifest: invalid MIME: a slash (/) was missing between the type and subtype at line 1 column 288"

However, being this just a simple web page, there is no manifest in: developer-tools > application > manifest, or at https://dencode.com/manifest.json, so I don't understand where is the extension detecting the error?

I think I read there is a way to disable manifest parsing while installing websites, but I couldn't find an option for that... so I don't know how to fix this.

Could anyone guide me to a solution?

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filips123 commented Oct 12, 2023

This happens because the website specifies the icon type as x-icon, which is (probably) an invalid MIME type.

I think I read there is a way to disable manifest parsing while installing websites, but I couldn't find an option for that... so I don't know how to fix this.

You cannot disable manifest parsing, because the website doesn't even have manifest and this error happens in the '` HTML tag.

Could anyone guide me to a solution?

One workaround is if you open developer tools and manually edit every <link> tag with type="x-icon" to type="image/x-icon" before installing the website. (There seem to be two such tags.)

I don't know yet how to properly solve this.

@filips123 filips123 added this to the 2.9.0 milestone Nov 9, 2023
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I added a basic workaround for this in 2.9.0. It should become available soon.

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