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No, just the opposite - this change was necessary to get WebSockets to work with old, broken proxies. Previously those proxies might interpret part of the body
by mbrubeck 15y ago
No, just the opposite - this change was necessary to get WebSockets to work with old, broken proxies. Previously those proxies might interpret part of the body of the WebSocket traffic as an HTTP header; now they will correctly just pass the traffic through.