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> there's no need for this to be tied in with HTTP/2.0 at all. Not only that, tying cookies with HTTP/2.0 would be a layering violation! The cookie spec is a s
by hrjet 12y ago
> there's no need for this to be tied in with HTTP/2.0 at all.
Not only that, tying cookies with HTTP/2.0 would be a layering violation! The cookie spec is a separate spec that uses HTTP headers, and the cookie spec also explicitly says that cookies can be entirely ignored by the user-agent.