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the culprit: IE ignores
"for security reasons," they say, Explorer ignores the HTTP header
Thanks for the clarification!
Interesting rationale indeed! Nice to know that there's at least a logical explanation for it.
the culprit: IE ignores
My thanks too. I've often wondered why I.E. will tack an ampersand or some weird character on the end of a downloaded file name or otherwise garbage it making it mandatory for the user to correct the name and haul it over to Stuffit Expander (or whatever). |
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