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      request #27187 Chrome-based browsers fallback on filename in HTTP headers
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    #27187
    Thomas Gorka (tgorka)
    2022-06-20 14:50
    2022-06-20 12:12
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    Chrome-based browsers fallback on filename in HTTP headers

    When downloading files having non US-ASCII characters in their names, the downloaded documents have all their accentuated characters removed.

    When a file is being downloaded, the HTTP header contains two versions of the filename: filename and filename* where filename* uses the encoding defined in RFC 5987 and allows it to have non US-ASCII characters.

    However, the filename* is not parsed by some browsers, who are defaulting to the filename parameter.

    For instance, dépôt.log becomes dpt.log

    This issue occurs with Chrome-based browsers, such as Chrome, Chromium and Microsoft Edge.

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    Thomas Gerbet (tgerbet)2022-06-20 14:50

    Integrated into Tuleap 13.9.99.155.


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    • Close date set to 2022-06-20
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    Thomas Gorka (tgorka)2022-06-20 12:17
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    Thomas Gorka (tgorka)2022-06-20 12:12
    • Summary
      -Chrome-based browsers fallback on filename in HTTP heeaders 
      +Chrome-based browsers fallback on filename in HTTP headers