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Difference between .htm and .html?

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Difference between .htm and .html?
posted Jul 30, 2014 by anonymous

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Practically speaking, there is no difference between the two extensions. Both denote that the file contains HTML. This is really a matter of convention and is not an absolute, but most realize that a file whose extension is htm or html contains HTML.

On most, if not all, servers either file will be sent with a MIME type of text/html by default. This can usually be changed by the server's administrator(s), but is, more often then not, left alone.

On most, if not all, browsers, either file will be displayed as intended (i.e. rendered according to the browser's default manner of displaying HTML documents). This last is due more to the MIME type sent by the server then by the file's extension, but that's a matter for another FAQ.

Generally, the use of htm over html, or vice versa, is left to the author's personal preferences.

answer Aug 4, 2014 by Rahul Singh
The only difference between HTML and HTM is of letter "L". Other than this there is no difference.
And yes server and web browser will treat both HTML and HTM as same.
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