3 ms·
I don't understand this distinction. A client is a client; how are you to distinguish "browsers" from other clients?
by Sniffnoy 15y ago
I don't understand this distinction. A client is a client; how are you to distinguish "browsers" from other clients?
- ominous_prime 15y agoThe GP here was poorly worded. It's not that browsers don't support PUT and DELETE (they do, and it's used all the time vie XMLHttpRequest), it's that HTML doesn't support those verbs for forms. You're right in that a "client is a client", and the API doesn't (or shouldn't) care.