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Why can't GET support that process? You'd have the extra bytes of the content, but there's nothing stopping the server sending the Link header in response to a
by lmz 13y ago
Why can't GET support that process? You'd have the extra bytes of the content, but there's nothing stopping the server sending the Link header in response to a GET request.
- pfraze 13y agoIt's already a pretty chatty protocol; if you can support the HEAD request, why not do so and save the bandwidth?