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The way the rules for identifying an unknown MIME type are supposed to work is that only the patterns listed in the table are allowed to be sniffed, including the tag-terminating byte of either space or closing angle bracket. However, both Firefox and Chrome ignore the tag-terminating byte in apparently all instances listed in the table.
This is either a security risk in the browsers, or we should update mimesniff to remove the requirement.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
The way the rules for identifying an unknown MIME type are supposed to work is that only the patterns listed in the table are allowed to be sniffed, including the tag-terminating byte of either space or closing angle bracket. However, both Firefox and Chrome ignore the tag-terminating byte in apparently all instances listed in the table.
This is either a security risk in the browsers, or we should update mimesniff to remove the requirement.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: