Apply all the configs used for `.ico` files to `.cur` files as the two
image formats are almost identical.
The MIME type for the `.cur` file doesn't matter as browsers seem to
sniff the content. However, `image/x-icon` is specified because it's
the one usually used for `.ico` file and because it's shorther then the
other frequentlly used one (`image/vnd.microsoft.icon`), making the
header size smaller.
See also:
* http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ICO_%28file_format%29
* http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/desktop/ms648007%28v=vs.85%29.aspxClose: #5.
Serve `.torrent` files with the `application/x-bittorrent` MIME type
instead of the default `application/octet-stream`. This helps improve
the user experience in some browsers (e.g.: in Firefox, the user is
offered the option to open the file with a torrent application, if
it has one installed).
Closeh5bp/server-configs-nginx#4
Remove `.jsonp` as there isn't any convention around the JSONP MIME-type
or the `.jsonp` extension. Also, it seems that, `application/javascript`
is arguably the wrong type to use for JSONP.
Ref: broofa/node-mime#64
Oskar S. Jakieła