Body: <p>I have a system that stashes log reports in to Artifactory and send out a link to the report. Right now the link I send is of the form:
  https://my-artifactory:/artifactory/my_repo/reports/some_topic/2022/02/11145845.txt</p>
  <p>When this is opened in a browser, the file is offered as a download. However it'd be much nicer if it would display directly in the browser instead. Is there an alternative URL I can use or a setting in Artifactory that will enable this functionality? Seems there are a few related questions online but no clear answers about it.</p>
  
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Comments: 2022-02-15T01:50:06.177Z
Comments: Have you tried modifying the settings for MIME types? https://www.jfrog.com/confluence/display/JFROG/Artifactory+Configuration+Descriptors
Comments: mikequentel
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Comments: 2022-02-15T06:59:51.700Z
Comments: @mikequentel that's helpful, but not really. "Viewable" types defined in the mimetypes.xml can be viewed in the browser which is exactly what I want, except that I can't figure out a url I can send someone that will take them exactly to the view of the contents. Best I can find is a way to place them a couple of clicks away from viewing the contents, which is disappointing
Comments: James T Snell
Tags: <artifacts><artifactory>
Title: jFrog Artifactory: How to get a URL to display txt file contents in the browser
UserDisplayName: James T Snell
ThreadText: # jFrog Artifactory: How to get a URL to display txt file contents in the browser
  
  (Asked by: username_0 on 2022-02-14)
  
  I have a system that stashes log reports in to Artifactory and send out a link to the report. Right now the link I send is of the form:
  https://my-artifactory:/artifactory/my\_repo/reports/some\_topic/2022/02/11145845.txt
  
  When this is opened in a browser, the file is offered as a download. However it'd be much nicer if it would display directly in the browser instead. Is there an alternative URL I can use or a setting in Artifactory that will enable this functionality? Seems there are a few related questions online but no clear answers about it.
  
  **Tags:** artifacts, artifactory
  
  > **Comments:**
  > **username_1**: Have you tried modifying the settings for MIME types? https://www.jfrog.com/confluence/display/JFROG/Artifactory+Configuration+Descriptors  
  > **username_0**: @username_1 that's helpful, but not really. "Viewable" types defined in the mimetypes.xml can be viewed in the browser which is exactly what I want, except that I can't figure out a url I can send someone that will take them exactly to the view of the contents. Best I can find is a way to place them a couple of clicks away from viewing the contents, which is disappointing  
  
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