← Back to context Comment by spockz 17 hours ago Not freely. It is idempotent, not safe. So it still can have serious load consequences. 3 comments spockz Reply Joker_vD 16 hours ago Unlike POST, however, the method is explicitly safe and idempotent, allowing functions like caching and automatic retries to operate. account42 3 hours ago Putting something in a spec does not automatically make it true. In the real world if you repeat expensive queries more than an undefined amount you get blocked or at least bot-checked. projektfu 1 hour ago From the browser POV it doesn't need to ask if you want to re-send data.
Joker_vD 16 hours ago Unlike POST, however, the method is explicitly safe and idempotent, allowing functions like caching and automatic retries to operate. account42 3 hours ago Putting something in a spec does not automatically make it true. In the real world if you repeat expensive queries more than an undefined amount you get blocked or at least bot-checked. projektfu 1 hour ago From the browser POV it doesn't need to ask if you want to re-send data.
account42 3 hours ago Putting something in a spec does not automatically make it true. In the real world if you repeat expensive queries more than an undefined amount you get blocked or at least bot-checked. projektfu 1 hour ago From the browser POV it doesn't need to ask if you want to re-send data.
Putting something in a spec does not automatically make it true. In the real world if you repeat expensive queries more than an undefined amount you get blocked or at least bot-checked.
From the browser POV it doesn't need to ask if you want to re-send data.