Contentlesshtml – An HTML page served entire in HTTP headers

cryptonym · 1 hour ago

Doesn't work on Chrome

donatj · 57 minutes ago

What does it work on? Or was it just hugged to death already?

erikprotagonist · 51 minutes ago

It works with Firefox. It is pretty clever - (mis)uses the HTTP link header, which doesn't seem to be supported with Chrome.

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wepple · 1 hour ago

Or safari on iOS

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sebastianlay · 52 minutes ago

Seems like 'stylesheet' is only supported in Firefox: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTTP/Headers/Li...

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ruthmarx · 41 minutes ago

Why 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?

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jansan · 33 minutes ago

It's using CSS, specifically the `content` property. You can use developer tools in Firefox to inspect it.

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ruthmarx · 15 minutes ago

ah, thanks!

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Alifatisk · 1 hour ago

How much can one pack into the header? Is there a limit?

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jalk · 21 minutes ago

What’s the point besides a curious hack?

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