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Not sure why this is surprising. The author is using macOS where closing a window almost always just closes the window while the application itself continues to
by satysin 6y ago
Not sure why this is surprising. The author is using macOS where closing a window almost always just closes the window while the application itself continues to run.
Browsers maintain active connections for a number of reasons, the main two these days being notifications and service workers.
If you want to kill the connections then terminate the application via Cmd+Q or the App menu.
- megous 6y agoDepends. Safari will re-use a whole TLS session even if you change hosts/origins (if the IP address/port is the same). That's just a bit too much in my book. Nevermind that it randomly breaks TLS client certificates selection, because pre-existing TLS session may have been started with a different SNI, and you don't get a chance to re-negotiate TLS session parameters based on SNI. Some websites just randomly break depending on time passed from last visiting another hostname/website served on the same multi-host/load balancer. Hopefully someone will find a way to abuse this, so that they stop doing it. I had enough of the misdirected request 421 errors from nginx already, due to this.