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Follow-up: Is it worth investigating changing that? e.g. an RFC for 8-bit clean HTTP cookies.
by mcqueenjordan 7y ago
Follow-up: Is it worth investigating changing that? e.g. an RFC for 8-bit clean HTTP cookies.
- tony-allan 7y agoI'm not sure how you would get every HTTP/Cookie library to correctly follow a new RFC. There is a lot of software out there that is old and not well maintained that will still be around in another decade. I haven't read the HTTP/2 RFC's but with any luck they are 8-bit clean, which would be progress.
- wmf 7y agoHTTP/2 and /3 tried not to change semantics so that you can losslessly translate between different versions.