Thanks to @rogozhka for his findings in #105
Because some files of certain javascript libraries have no extension they were served with Content-Type text/plain which apparently can cause issues when strict mime type checking is enabled in the browser.
Thanks to @rogozhka for his findings in #105 Because some files of certain javascript libraries have no extension they were served with
Content-Type text/plainwhich apparently can cause issues when strict mime type checking is enabled in the browser.This fixes #97 and probably #95