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I noticed that you are returning the company name in the title. https://logo.clearbit.com/fb.com https://logo.clearbit.com/fb.com .Is that intentional? Asking t
by mukgupta 11y ago
I noticed that you are returning the company name in the title. https://logo.clearbit.com/fb.com https://logo.clearbit.com/fb.com .Is that intentional? Asking this because you provide a Company API too which is paid.
- captn3m0 11y agoThis API call is just returning a PNG image with almost no EXIF data. In that case, the title is set by browsers to the filename, which is equal to the domain name itself. Are you seeing something else in the title? (I see fb.com)
- mukgupta 11y agoStrange. I see Facebook in the title
- mukgupta 11y agoSaw this in response headers. Content-Disposition:"inline; filename="Facebook.png"" I am using firefox which apparently uses this header to set the title. Chrome OTOH won't do it
- captn3m0 11y agoInteresting. I did look at headers, but missed the Content-Disposition for some reason.