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To me, if someone uploads an audio/mpeg mime type, it's more likely to be an .mp3 than a .mpga
There is an old ticket #8678 that talks about how
"it is the first associated extension in the list maintained by Apache".
In my opinion, just because it is first in the list doesn't mean we should make it the default on our end. Should we consider changing the order of the list?
Happy to provide PR. Thanks
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… "mpga" to "mp3" (YaFou)
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[HttpFondation] Change file extension of "audio/mpeg" from "mpga" to "mp3"
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| Tickets | Fix#36068 <!-- prefix each issue number with "Fix #", if any -->
| License | MIT
| Doc PR | no
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`.mp3` files are more common than `.mpga` files.
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76a744a [HttpFondation] Change file extension of "audio/mpeg" from "mpga" to "mp3"
To me, if someone uploads an
audio/mpeg
mime type, it's more likely to be an .mp3 than a .mpgaThere is an old ticket #8678 that talks about how
"it is the first associated extension in the list maintained by Apache".
In my opinion, just because it is first in the list doesn't mean we should make it the default on our end. Should we consider changing the order of the list?
Happy to provide PR. Thanks
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: