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Authors are strongly encouraged to place <meta> elements as early in the document as possible, because policies in <meta> elements are not applied to content which precedes them. [...]
It is recommended to keep the usage of attributes and their values defined on the head element to a minimum to allow for proper detection of the character encoding declaration within the first 1024 bytes.
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Should the spec explicitly recommend
<meta charset>
come before any<meta http-equiv>
?In https://w3c.github.io/webappsec-csp/#meta-element:
The W3C HTML spec states:
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