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- Convert HTML to data:text html link using JavaScript
How do I use JavaScript to make the href attribute of my link point to a base64 encoded webpage whose source is the innerHTML of div#html? I basically want to do the same conversion done here (with the base64 checkbox checked) except for in JavaScript
- data: URLs - URIs | MDN
Base64 is a group of binary-to-text encoding schemes that represent binary data in an ASCII string format by translating it into a radix-64 representation By consisting only of characters permitted by the URL syntax ("URL safe"), we can safely encode binary data in data URLs
- Why You’re Seeing data:text html;charset=utf-8;base64 and . . .
The data:text html;charset=utf-8;base64 format is a powerful tool for embedding resources directly in your web applications However, encountering it unexpectedly usually points to a deeper issue, like JavaScript errors or extension conflicts Understanding what it is and how to troubleshoot problems related to it can save you time and frustration
- data URI scheme - Wikipedia
The data URI scheme allows embedding data directly in web pages using base64 encoding, eliminating the need for external files
- Decoding Base64: Understanding the Data URL Format
The concept of data:text html;charset=utf-8;base64 emerged from the need to embed small amounts of HTML content directly in a URL This technique utilizes base64 encoding to transmit data more effectively over the internet, allowing developers to send HTML snippets without the necessity of external files
- Generating data URLs in JavaScript - Leskoff
Generating data URLs in JavaScript All data URLs (also known as data URIs) begin with data:, followed by the media type string (which can be omitted) and the data itself
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