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Not necessarily. They could also send a HEAD request to the URL first, to see the headers only and decide on the available alternates. I am well aware that few

by 9dev 1mo ago

Not necessarily. They could also send a HEAD request to the URL first, to see the headers only and decide on the available alternates. I am well aware that few sites are taking that much care of their API in terms of HTTP features, but all of the problems discussed here have solid and battle-tested answers.

_heimdall 1mo ago
The parent was referring to adding `link` tags in the `<head>`, not in HTTP headers.
- 9dev 1mo ago
  I realised that after posting, but then I suggested sending them as header in the first place.