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Using POST over GET does not make anything more secure, if I'm understanding your point correctly. And while it's true that many 'forgot password' forms use PO

by roel_v 15y ago

Using POST over GET does not make anything more secure, if I'm understanding your point correctly. And while it's true that many 'forgot password' forms use POST, there's really no reason for it. They could just as easily use GET links.

sneak 15y ago
Variables in GET requests are stored in the history as part of the URLs. Variables POSTed are not.
- thirsteh 15y ago
  And any access logs (from edge proxies, etc.), yes.