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That's for the initial resource itself, not subsequent asset requests. For instance, an asset request is a separate request on a different domain, such as one f
by aioprisan 10y ago
That's for the initial resource itself, not subsequent asset requests. For instance, an asset request is a separate request on a different domain, such as one for a customer service analytics tag, which is requested without any accept resource type request filter.
- throwawayReply 10y agoSo if the initial request comes with "Accept: text/html" then you serve a webpage. The request when linked as img comes as "Accept: /" and you serve an image. Perhaps caching or other schemes would break this, I'll try to knock up a PoC.