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That's why you have to use a POST request. GET should be read-only and a browser will not re-issue a POST for things like most-visited, tab restore, pre-fetch,
by dokem 5y ago
That's why you have to use a POST request. GET should be read-only and a browser will not re-issue a POST for things like most-visited, tab restore, pre-fetch, etc.
- lillesvin 5y agoYeah, that's what the guy in the linked post is talking about. Various services (Skype/Teams, Slack, Twitter, etc.) will also send a GET if the URL is shared there. I once saw an accidental hotel booking triggered by Skype because the booking was performed through a GET request with a brazillion parameters.