Http content type, and binary data?

In HTTP there is no content transfer encoding (e.g. Base64) done, so binary data is sent just binary, byte-by-byte.

Character data is just binary data with special meaning to humans :p The actual body of the HTTP request may be encoded and/or compressed, and this is specified in the headers.

Yes. According to the request the response may be gzipped if the request has accept gzip header – Jayapal Chandran Sep 1 at 1:32.

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