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Because that's one more request that your web server will have to handle. And, if logging is enabled, each of those requests will create a log entry for the 404
by chill1 12y ago
Because that's one more request that your web server will have to handle. And, if logging is enabled, each of those requests will create a log entry for the 404 error. And, apparently, to prevent the errant request from IE11, you have to add a specialized header for each response from your web server, requiring additional bandwidth of your web server and users.