After the articles, the
pictures in the body of the page using data: URL and
data URL in IE were written by one of the readers and suggested a method of using base64 encoding in CSS files under IE (as described in HTML files, described in the last article). After that, a couple of months passed before I had the opportunity to take up the consideration of this method in more detail. However, after several weeks of research, a very encouraging picture was obtained.
What is this about? IE (up to version 7 inclusive) does not support the
data:URL
protocol, and with it the base64 encoding of external files and their inclusion directly into the body of the required document (be it HTML or CSS / JS file). However, if we consider the use of the
mhtml
protocol (which, of course, is only supported in IE), much becomes clearer, and base64-coding can be fully utilized.
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