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Contrary to popular belief, the browser can perform POSTs as well as GETs. An inline form on the webpage that POSTs the result is not a "webpage/separate tool"
by theon144 7y ago
Contrary to popular belief, the browser can perform POSTs as well as GETs.
An inline form on the webpage that POSTs the result is not a "webpage/separate tool". Option 2 would be to use the browser's dev console.
- iCarrot 7y agoYou need a webpage to have an inline form, which you need to create somehow. Compare that to just opening a new tab and type in an URL. The dev console is a separate tool. And I'm still sure it is much quicker and easier to open a new tab and type in an URL, than to do a POST with dev console.