Contentlesshtml – An HTML page served entire in HTTP headers
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Re: Contentlesshtml – An HTML page served entire in HTTP headers
#2Doesn't work on Chrome
Re: Contentlesshtml – An HTML page served entire in HTTP headers
#3How much can one pack into the header? Is there a limit?
Re: Contentlesshtml – An HTML page served entire in HTTP headers
#4Doesn't work on Chrome
Or safari on iOS
Re: Contentlesshtml – An HTML page served entire in HTTP headers
#5Doesn't work on Chrome
What does it work on? Or was it just hugged to death already?
Re: Contentlesshtml – An HTML page served entire in HTTP headers
#6Doesn't work on Chrome
Or safari on iOS
Seems like 'stylesheet' is only supported in Firefox: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTTP/Headers/Li...
Re: Contentlesshtml – An HTML page served entire in HTTP headers
#7Re: Contentlesshtml – An HTML page served entire in HTTP headers
#8Why isn't it being assembled as HTML that can be viewed in document inspector or via viewing source? Ht HTML that extensions inspect shows up. If it is assembled to be rendered, why isn't it available anywhere else in the browser to view?
Re: Contentlesshtml – An HTML page served entire in HTTP headers
#9Why isn't it being assembled as HTML that can be viewed in document inspector or via viewing source? Ht HTML that extensions inspect shows up. If it is assembled to be rendered, why isn't it available anywhere else in the browser to view?
It's using CSS, specifically the `content` property. You can use developer tools in Firefox to inspect it.
Re: Contentlesshtml – An HTML page served entire in HTTP headers
#10How much can one pack into the header? Is there a limit?
What’s the point besides a curious hack?