Should I use text/plain instead. Or is text/json actually going to turn out the same when it comes to cross-site security.
Either way, the content will be valid JSON, I just want to make sure I am right about the Content-Type header.
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Should I use text/plain instead. Or is text/json actually going to turn out the same when it comes to cross-site security.
Either way, the content will be valid JSON, I just want to make sure I am right about the Content-Type header.
There are no security considerations affecting the choice of mime type for the request answer. Note that the proper mime type for JSON is application/json.