| ▲ | Joker_vD 2 hours ago | |
> the spec says that's illegal. For a very long time, the spec did not say it's illegal. In fact, RFC 2616 (that has been defining the HTTP/1.1 for 15 years) says that
but if you go into the section that describes the semantics of a GET request, well — that section says nothing at all whether a GET request is allowed or not to have a message-body. So it's not prohibited, and the servers should simply ignore it when processing it (and proxies should forward it up). | ||