add custom mime-type
add custom mime-type (such as .svg file) to IIS so that it can open directly in browser other than download it
Lin
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12 comments
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Mike Beck
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i would need to be able to open xmind files. it's a serious problem with the workflow to not be able to open that
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Anonymous
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We definately need this as users forget to upload documents again
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Louis-Philippe MacAulay Bruneau
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Please fix this. It doesn't make sense not to be able to handle other types of files.
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Anonymous
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Please allow add custom mime-type
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Jordie Duce
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Since .SVG is part of the HTML 5 standard, you NEED to support it in the web browser.
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Felix Bohnacker
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I can only support this idea.
For instance, there are plenty of people in our company using MindJet MindManager. Working with these files in SharePoint Online is a major hassle for them as SharePoint Online doesn't allow adding custom MIME types (unlike SharePoint On-Premises).
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ERic VanROy
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I am not sure if I should add a separate suggestion, or just add the KBDX file extension to open KeePass documents directly. I have this setup on Prem, but we can't move to SharePoint Online until this is in place.
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kevin foster
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.js files to be executed in a in a jslink in a web part in a web part page need to have the mime "application/javascript" or the browser refused to run them.
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Rajiv Chokshi
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Please allow opening .OFT files directly in SPO instead of forcing to save.
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Anonymous
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Don't understand why this is being limited via 365? If I want to host static files off of my sharepoint 365 server, why would I possibly be denied that?
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Jonathan Dunne
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And csv
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Aleksandra
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Please fix the issue re: .oft files saving instead of opening.
