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This excellent question comes courtesy of @hamishwillee, who raised it in the discussions around #16.
My suspicion is, when downloading, end users want the largest-available image.
It doesn't really make sense to send Sec-CH-Viewport-Width in this case.
It may make sense to send Sec-CH-Width. Possibly some arbitrary/large value (requiring no spec changes), or some special keyword like canonical? (we'd have to spec this) Or maybe this signal belongs in some other header?
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This excellent question comes courtesy of @hamishwillee, who raised it in the discussions around #16.
My suspicion is, when downloading, end users want the largest-available image.
It doesn't really make sense to send
Sec-CH-Viewport-Width
in this case.It may make sense to send
Sec-CH-Width
. Possibly some arbitrary/large value (requiring no spec changes), or some special keyword likecanonical
? (we'd have to spec this) Or maybe this signal belongs in some other header?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: