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Web servers and http enabled services can limit the length of headers and url. While this can be done it runs the risk of having surprises when unknown limits a

Web servers and http enabled services can limit the length of headers and url. While this can be done it runs the risk of having surprises when unknown limits are encountered. Most of these limits are buried deep in docs, not easily visible.

cdot2 4y ago
I've run into some obscure email servers which reject any mail which includes URLs above a certain length limit and only throw vague "Mail rejected" errors.
seri4l 4y ago
Not really because nothing after the # is sent to the web server.