Gordon P. Hemsley
Gordon P. Hemsley
That seems sufficient enough to spin off #152.
> I filed [WebAudio/web-audio-api#1563](https://github.com/WebAudio/web-audio-api/issues/1563) to get more clarity on that method. Looking through that issue and what became of it, I've concluded that the current "MP3 without ID3" algorithm is...
Isn't an "abort when" block really just a hidden loop wherein you're evaluating whether the abort condition is met in between the steps of the algorithm you're executing? (The comment...
Since Domenic closed PR #255, let me copy my comment here: > More broadly, an algorithm is a set of steps. Just because you sometimes pass a set of steps...
Hmm, another term that just came to mind: `escape`
I think you are actually asking for bzip2 to be added to the list of archive type patterns: https://mimesniff.spec.whatwg.org/#matching-an-archive-type-pattern bzip2 is not a ZIP-based MIME type.
I think perhaps the term "archive MIME type" is simply named wrong.
Actually, Firefox prompts for download in a number of strange cases where the options should be either `text/html` or `text/plain`.
@padenot Note that supporting the `audio/flac` MIME type is not the same as supporting sniffing for content of that MIME type. Browsers having implemented FLAC support does not inherently indicate...
I think I found where Chromium is sniffing for FLAC, which seems to predate its adding support for FLAC and also uses the MIME type `audio/x-flac`: https://chromium.googlesource.com/chromium/src.git/+/785d871db8a39205b3c138d018b835a6b6a2ba41%5E%21/ It doesn't appear...