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I edited out a section where I talked about how it's NOT just port 80. It turns out lots of ISPs and broken routers and terrible corporate proxies only allow H
by TimothyFitz 18y ago
I edited out a section where I talked about how it's NOT just port 80.
It turns out lots of ISPs and broken routers and terrible corporate proxies only allow HTTP. They do things like require HTTP headers, so they can check for whitelists/blacklists. It's stupid and it breaks TCP/IP in general, but most people only care about the internet so it just works for most people.
- abstractbill 18y agoYou mean most people only care about the web, right?
- TimothyFitz 18y agoEep, yes :)