It’s always good to take a look, many things are decided on the client side, and developer tools are part of the browsers anyway. The other day I wanted to mak

It’s always good to take a look, many things are decided on the client side, and developer tools are part of the browsers anyway. The other day I wanted to make reservations for a service to send my luggage from the airport to my house in Japan, and the form was giving me errors. Searching for the error string around I realized there was a timeout set on the client side, so I increased it and could slowly but smoothly fill in all the information that required a server check. I guess they never bothered to debug their system when accessing it from the other side of the world. All it needed was a few extra milliseconds for the requests to arrive in time.