← Back to context Comment by basilikum 5 days ago text/x-ansi is real? Wild 2 comments basilikum Reply bingo-bongo 5 days ago You can use whatever name you like and the “x-“ indicates it’s experimental.An RFC exists that discourages the “x-“ naming, but it’s still very much in use in the wild. basilikum 4 days ago Yeah, but I mean I made a search for it and it's a non official MIME type but OC did not make it up in the comment. It seems to be in sparing use.
bingo-bongo 5 days ago You can use whatever name you like and the “x-“ indicates it’s experimental.An RFC exists that discourages the “x-“ naming, but it’s still very much in use in the wild. basilikum 4 days ago Yeah, but I mean I made a search for it and it's a non official MIME type but OC did not make it up in the comment. It seems to be in sparing use.
basilikum 4 days ago Yeah, but I mean I made a search for it and it's a non official MIME type but OC did not make it up in the comment. It seems to be in sparing use.
You can use whatever name you like and the “x-“ indicates it’s experimental.
An RFC exists that discourages the “x-“ naming, but it’s still very much in use in the wild.
Yeah, but I mean I made a search for it and it's a non official MIME type but OC did not make it up in the comment. It seems to be in sparing use.