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I suggest adding a content-disposition header that contains the original file name.
The content-disposition HTTP header does not work just for downloads, but also for inline files that are previewed in the browser. For example, YouTube channel banners have content-disposition: inline; filename="channels4_banner.jpg", so that file name shows in the title and as a pre-filled file name in the "Save as" window.
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I suggest adding a
content-disposition
header that contains the original file name.The
content-disposition
HTTP header does not work just for downloads, but also for inline files that are previewed in the browser. For example, YouTube channel banners havecontent-disposition: inline; filename="channels4_banner.jpg"
, so that file name shows in the title and as a pre-filled file name in the "Save as" window.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: