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After upgrading to the latest version of Chrome, all of our Balsamiq mockups in wiki articles appear as 'broken images':

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I receive the following error when I click 'download':

Error 349 (net::ERR_RESPONSE_HEADERS_MULTIPLE_CONTENT_DISPOSITION): Multiple Content-Disposition headers received. This is disallowed to protect against HTTP response splitting attacks.

We're running v2.1.6 of the Balsamiq plugin and I'm running Chrome v16.0.912.63. The issue appears to be limited to Chrome.

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Are you using FogBugz On Demand, or FogBugz on your own server? If for your own server, which version of FogBugz are you running? – db Dec 19 at 14:25
We're hosting our own instance of FogBugz, Version 8.6.50 (DB 786, Build 0), but see my answer below. – Chris Dec 19 at 15:29
I am getting this same error in Chrome (16.0.912.63 m), using FogBugz On Demand. I have contacted Balsamiq about it with no reply yet. – Dave Cross Jan 11 at 0:25

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Upon further investigation, this is an issue with the Balsamiq plugin for FogBugz. I'll report the issue to them.

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I have contacted Balsamiq and they confirm that it is a problem with the plugin. A fix is being tested now. They suggest using another browser for now. – Dave Cross Jan 11 at 17:35
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The problem appears to be resolved now for OnDemand users with the release of version 2.1.14 of the Balsamiq plugin.

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