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Fetch integration is incorrect #59
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Hmm, thanks. I suppose that should be immediately before step 13. TBH I don't remember if we ever got Fetch updated to actually invoke this algorithm. I'll file an issue and a PR against Fetch for that in addition to fixing this section. |
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Before following a redirect, Fetch should call out to Referrer Policy to update the referrer policy on the request, if necessary. (In particular, this applies when the redirect response contains a Referrer-Policy header.) This integration is described in https://w3c.github.io/webappsec-referrer-policy/#integration-with-fetch, though it needs to be updated per w3c/webappsec-referrer-policy#59.
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The description of when a referrer policy is set on redirect referred to a non-existent step in the HTTP-redirect fetch algorithm. The corresponding Fetch change is in whatwg/fetch#335. The section about when "Determine request's referrer" is called was also inaccurate. Fixes w3c#59
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The description of when a referrer policy is set on redirect referred to a non-existent step in the HTTP-redirect fetch algorithm. The corresponding Fetch change is in whatwg/fetch#335. The section about when "Determine request's referrer" is called was also inaccurate. Fixes w3c#59
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Before following a redirect, Fetch should call out to Referrer Policy to update the referrer policy on the request, if necessary. (In particular, this applies when the redirect response contains a Referrer-Policy header.) This integration is described in https://w3c.github.io/webappsec-referrer-policy/#integration-with-fetch, though it needs to be updated per w3c/webappsec-referrer-policy#59. Fixes #334. PR: #335
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Http-redirect fetch no longer has a step 15, and doesn't directly invoke anything from this specification.
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