4 ms·"never sent to the server" It's sent in a separate request.by danellis 10y ago"never sent to the server" It's sent in a separate request.NKCSS 10y agoThat's because a request is manually created with javascript; this is not because it's part of the url. If you append #something to most random url's, nothing will happen (unless specific behaviour was written to do so).danellis 10y agoYes, I know.