Re:HTTP/3 explained
by nickdandakis on Tuesday February 05, 2019 @10:16AM
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I think the parent meant authentication persistence, without cookies.
> authentication post submission can be done with cookies
I think the comment you are replying to is reacting to the top-level comment which is advocating removing cookies.
To be clear: I support JavaScript on the web, just hoping to answer your question.
Also sorry: I answered the wrong question. Http basic with would still work.
I remember a time when basic auth gave you a unique url and the referrer was used to validate you. This was easy to break because you can fake the referrer.