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It's called a "fragment", and it's never sent to the server in HTTP requests. It was originally intended to have an HTML anchor as its value. Like when you cl
by cryptonector 4y ago
It's called a "fragment", and it's never sent to the server in HTTP requests. It was originally intended to have an HTML anchor as its value. Like when you click on a section or paragraph and you see the URL in the location bar gets "#<anchor>".