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HTML (/browsers) have agreed upon payloads, status codes and authentication. The lack of PUT/DELETE/etc is more a function of use cases than the HTTP/HTML stand
by deaddodo 5y ago
HTML (/browsers) have agreed upon payloads, status codes and authentication. The lack of PUT/DELETE/etc is more a function of use cases than the HTTP/HTML standard and there are plenty of example servers that are fully RESTful. That was also the original use case of web browsers (as a document-store/multimedia+hyperlink-enhanced FTP).