Using DynamicFileDownloader does not work with mobile version of Safari in iOS. Instead of downlading the file with the given filename, Safari adds a ".html" to the original filename and stores any data as text file .
Adding the Content-Type header fixes this problem.
Using DynamicFileDownloader does not work with mobile version of Safari in iOS. Instead of downlading the file with the given filename, Safari adds a ".html" to the original filename and stores any data as text file .
Adding the Content-Type header fixes this problem.
closes #45