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This is a very common design pattern. However, it means that any requests for unknown text files initially get redirected to index.html, and therefore return with the MIME type of "text/html", even if it's actually a JavaScript or SVG or some other kind of plaintext file.
I think that the service worker file is not present at :3000/service-worker.js so the server is returning index.html instead. Then the registration function has no idea of what to do with a index.html file and tells you that the MIME-type is not correct.
Make sure that the service worker file is generated (Chrome DevTools -> Sources -> Filesystem). You may receive such an error if the service worker file is not generated at all (check your deployment script).
I had the same issue with React the "Service Worker registration error: Unsupported MIME type ('text/html')" and realised it comes from the index.html directly. This file has a header mime type 'text/html' but the service-worker.js that is loaded via script tag inside has the mime type 'text/javascript'. So the only way was to avoid this error to place into the src folder and import the service-worker.js into the index.js where my App component container was.
For all those who are using node.js or express.js you might have to add this line in your main server.js file (if your service worker file is in the root directory, if it is in some other directory add that path)
I had similar issue when hosting a site with python. None of the solutions here worked for me and I came across a bug posted in chrome dev forum which managed to resolve my issue. Apparently it was windows related issue in my case as the registry entry for .js files had content type set to text/plain due to some previous configuration which I had to change back to application/javascript.
The real problem is that ngrok needs the user to confirm that he is the dev, so to do that they have confirmation screen with a button "continue" which sets a cookie abuse_interstitial=8d65-bbb-aaa-xx-yyy.ngrok-free.app but when loading service worker the cookie header is for some reason not added so the html screen is rendered instead with type text/html and it breaks everything. It's not the problem with a setup. The question is how to attach cookies to the request for the service worker.
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FQA application forms are accepted by U.S. mail or email. The instructions on page two of the application contain all of the submission details. Forms should only be submitted via one method. Duplicate copies of forms are not to be submitted. If you wish to confirm receipt, please do not send a second copy with your request.
No. Multiple copies of FQA applications could lead to duplicative charges of FQA fees and duplicative recordals. Please choose one method to submit your FQA application - email or delivery by postal service or private courier. If you have any concerns as to whether or not your submission has been received by the USPTO, you may email TM...@uspto.gov. Do not send another copy with your follow up email.
The USPTO processes applications for recordal and renewal in the order in which they are received. In the event a submission does not contain all of the required elements, the USPTO will return the entire application, along with a letter explaining the missing elements. No fees are processed for incomplete applications. A new application containing all of the required elements must be submitted. Generally, processing time varies from 7 to 10 working days, with delays possible due to federal holidays.
After recordal of a new application, the owner or the owner's attorney of record, if provided, will receive a Certificate of Recordal depicting the mark, the owner's information, and the date of recordal from which renewals are to be calculated.
After processing a renewal application, the USPTO does not issue a new certificate. Renewals are noted in Office records and appear on the Insignia Registry when it is updated. The Registry is updated quarterly, typically in January, April, July, and October.
After an alpha-numeric designation is reactivated to the original owner, the USPTO will issue a new Certificate of Recordal with the new recordal date from which to calculate renewals. When a new owner files an application for re-activation, the new owner is not issued a new recordal date and only shall remain in active status until the expiration of the five year period that began upon the issuance of the alphanumeric designation to its original owner or to any time remaining in a renewal period granted thereafter. Thus, if a new owner requests reactivation with only a few months remaining until a renewal is due, the new owner must also file a renewal application in the time allowed or in the grace period, with the required late fee.
FQA application forms accompanied by checks or money orders for the required fees may be submitted by private courier or delivery service, though use of such methods is not encouraged. If used, however, submissions must be sent to the Trademark Assistance Center (TAC) at the USPTO's headquarters at the following address:
FQA fees are Trademark Fees, but they require a "Description of Request" as being an "FQA application fee" or "FQA renewal fee" or "FQA late fee and renewal fee" as appropriate. If the Recordal is based on a U.S. Trademark Application or Registration, the application Serial Number or Registration Number must be included in the appropriate space. In the case of an application for a new recordal of an alpha-numeric designation, the "Description of Request" should indicate "New FQA alpha-numeric designation" or "renewal of recordal [please identify assigned alpha-numeric designation, e.g. 01PZ]". The credit card payment form may be found on the USPTO website at -fill.pdf.
Yes, an alphanumeric designation can be transferred or assigned, and reactivated upon application by the assignee. An application must include a copy of the pertinent portion of the document assigning rights in the alphanumeric designation to the new owner. The application must be filed within six months of the date of assignment. 15 C.F.R. 280.323(e)
Unless a new trademark application has been filed for the same mark, no. Certificates of recordal designated inactive due to cancellation or expiration of the trademark registration or abandonment of the trademark application on which the recordal is based cannot be activated. Recordals may only be based on a valid registration or pending application.
Yes, certificates of recordal designated inactive to due to the failure to maintain the recordal shall be deemed active only if the certificate holder files an application for recordal with the prescribed fee and attaches a copy of the expired certificate of recordal. 15 C.F.R. 280.320(e)
No. An amendment of the mark in a trademark application or registration that forms the basis for a certificate of recordal will result in the Director of the USPTO declaring the recordal inactive. The certificate of recordal shall become inactive as of the date the amendment is filed. You may file a new application for recordal of the new version of the mark on the FQA registry.
Requests to update recordals with a change of name and/or change of address may be submitted to the FQA mailing address, or by facsimile to 571-273-8950, or to the TM...@uspto.gov email box. Requests regarding any change of address or change of name must be filed no later than six months after the change.
Yes, once the ownership of the trademark on which an FQA recordal is based is assigned, the recordal by the previous owner is considered "inactive." The new owner may file a new application to record the same insignia on the FQA insignia registry in their name.
No, certificates of recordal designated inactive due to transfer or assignment of a trademark application or registration cannot be reactivated. An assigned trademark application or registration may form the basis for a new application for recordal on the fastener insignia registry by the new owner.
Fasteners covered under the FQA are defined as limited to bolts, nuts, screws and studs (having a nominal diameter of 6 millimeters/0.25 inch or greater), or direct tension-indicating washers that are through-hardened (or meet a consensus standard that calls for through-hardening) and manufactured to standards and specifications of consensus standards organizations or government agencies that require a grade mark.
- that are ordered for use as a spare, substitute, service or replacement part unless that part is in a package containing more than 75 of any such part at the time of sale or that part is contained in an assembly kit
New applications require a US $20 fee. Renewals are also US $20. If the renewal application is submitted within the six months after the fifth anniversary of the recordal, a late surcharge of US $20 is required in addition to the US $20 renewal fee. If a renewal application is not submitted by the end of the six-month grace period, the owner must reapply for the same mark in a "new" application, which must be accompanied by the US $20 application fee.
The FQA protects the public safety by: (1) requiring that certain fasteners sold in commerce conform to the specifications to which they are represented to be manufactured, (2) providing for accreditation of laboratories engaged in fastener testing, and (3) requiring inspection, testing and certification in accordance with standardized methods.