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There's nothing preventing anyone from jamming extra headers onto some guy's poor cellular connection. There's also nothing preventing competent developers from
by randomdrake 13y ago
There's nothing preventing anyone from jamming extra headers onto some guy's poor cellular connection. There's also nothing preventing competent developers from making sure this header isn't implemented in a way that it would affect endusers poorly.
Maybe it's only on a single page? Maybe just some developer documentation? Maybe an API endpoint?
No one is saying how this should be implemented, or even if it is the best idea. It's just a PoC and an idea to share amongst developers.
- michaelmcmillan 13y agoTo be honest, I don't understand your reply. I was merely making a suggestion to avoid using headers for unnecessary data. "No one is saying how this should be implemented, [...]". The project is called "human-headers". I don't see the need to point out what the goal of the proposition is.