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I have an issue where we are trying to serve SVGZ files and I am using an outbound rule to set the content-type to "image.sgg+xml" but in order for the browser to work with it it also needs to know that the content-encoding is "gzip" as SVGZ are just gzipped SVGs.
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GiancarloGomez
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Can you add ability to set content-encoding on the set attribute?
Can you add ability to set content-encoding using the set attribute?
Jan 27, 2016
I have an issue where we are trying to serve SVGZ files and I am using an outbound rule to set the content-type to "image.sgg+xml" but in order for the browser to work with it it also needs to know that the content-encoding is "gzip" as SVGZ are just gzipped SVGs.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: