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Not for query parameters sent to the remote server, but there are definitely pages/applications that store state in the hash. For example, look at the URLs use
by aepiepaey 8y ago
Not for query parameters sent to the remote server, but there are definitely pages/applications that store state in the hash.
For example, look at the URLs used by mega.nz, or any encrypted pastebin (they store the decryption key in the hash so it's not sent to the server).