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Ensure X-DNS-Prefetch-Control is defined (or removed everywhere) #75

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annevk opened this issue Jan 11, 2018 · 4 comments
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Ensure X-DNS-Prefetch-Control is defined (or removed everywhere) #75

annevk opened this issue Jan 11, 2018 · 4 comments

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annevk commented Jan 11, 2018

See findings by @samuelhorwitz at whatwg/fetch#658 (comment).

It seems this would require integration with HTML's navigate algorithm (assuming it only applies for such document resources).

It would also be good to figure out if that <meta> element is actually supported (and maybe file a bug to get that removed as it's only one browser).

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AFAICT, Chromium does support this header, as well as its http-equiv.

Should be defined as part of #86

/cc @noamr

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AFAICT, Chromium does support this header, as well as its http-equiv.

Should be defined as part of #86

/cc @noamr

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AFAICT, Chromium does support this header, as well as its http-equiv.

Should be defined as part of #86

/cc @noamr

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Closing as this is being archived. Moved to whatwg/html#9473

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