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HTTP doesn't assume the existence of a web browser...
by stickfigure 5y ago
HTTP doesn't assume the existence of a web browser...
- wanderer_ 5y agoTrue, but your garden-variety command-line utility might not be able to send a POST (like wget, but apparently curl can). Both of these concerns are valid and need to be taken together. GET can be run just like a normal URL and thus is more versatile, but as you probably understand, less secure.