Comment by ricardobeat 2 days ago It looks like this is required by the HTTP spec: https://httpwg.org/specs/rfc9110.html#field.from 4 comments ricardobeat Reply Tyr42 2 days ago A user agent SHOULD NOT send a From header field without explicit configuration by the user, since that might conflict with the user's privacy interests or their site's security policy. nialse 2 days ago You might want to clarify that you are quoting the referenced standard so it doesn’t read like an opinion. hobo123 1 day ago Why not both?The word "agent" implies that they should _only_ act on your behalf. Tyr42 1 day ago Ah I thought the SUPER CAPS was a dead giveaway.
Tyr42 2 days ago A user agent SHOULD NOT send a From header field without explicit configuration by the user, since that might conflict with the user's privacy interests or their site's security policy. nialse 2 days ago You might want to clarify that you are quoting the referenced standard so it doesn’t read like an opinion. hobo123 1 day ago Why not both?The word "agent" implies that they should _only_ act on your behalf. Tyr42 1 day ago Ah I thought the SUPER CAPS was a dead giveaway.
nialse 2 days ago You might want to clarify that you are quoting the referenced standard so it doesn’t read like an opinion. hobo123 1 day ago Why not both?The word "agent" implies that they should _only_ act on your behalf. Tyr42 1 day ago Ah I thought the SUPER CAPS was a dead giveaway.
A user agent SHOULD NOT send a From header field without explicit configuration by the user, since that might conflict with the user's privacy interests or their site's security policy.
You might want to clarify that you are quoting the referenced standard so it doesn’t read like an opinion.
Why not both?
The word "agent" implies that they should _only_ act on your behalf.
Ah I thought the SUPER CAPS was a dead giveaway.