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As you mentioned, this is the way the links are parsed in the final 2.2.6 release.

Originally Posted by AndrewD

	if (HEADER_BEHAVIOUR == "inline") {
		@header("Content-disposition: inline; filename=".str_replace(" ", "_", $dfname)."");
	} else {
		@header("Content-type: application/x-download");
		@header("Content-disposition: attachment; filename=".str_replace(" ", "_", $dfname)."");
	}

This is still giving me problems in Firefox and users end up getting an html page if I have the hit-parade set to 0. My host does not add custom mime types, they are not known by the server and are defined on my .htaccess file. I have to keep the hit parade set to 1 for this to work since the location of the files is revealed, the browser picks up the correct mime-type from my .htacess file.

Is it possible to add them somehow into the mime-types in the local_links.php?