If you drop a .json or .txt the handler doesn't kick in. Instead, the file is loaded into the browser. At least in chrome. I would guess, but have not tried, that it would happen to other file types typical for the browser (html, js, css). Dunno if there is a way to override the browser handling it.
If you drop a .json or .txt the handler doesn't kick in. Instead, the file is loaded into the browser. At least in chrome. I would guess, but have not tried, that it would happen to other file types typical for the browser (html, js, css). Dunno if there is a way to override the browser handling it.