RFC 6648 deprecated the X- header prefix. It turned out to be ridiculously hand-wringing a concern & just makes a noisey prefix that still results in name clash

RFC 6648 deprecated the X- header prefix. It turned out to be ridiculously hand-wringing a concern & just makes a noisey prefix that still results in name clashes anyways. I wish they'd actually elaborated like a dozen cases in the wild, that show there's a real problem here & why they'd do this. I agree, Im having a strong reaction to this. It really seems like any workarounds that happens here are going to be ugly, going to be gross, and it feels like such a false need, such a non-issue to make new problems over. https://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc6648 https://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc6648