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Re:Request bodies in GET requests by kuhzaam on Monday January 31, 2022 @02:57PM (#30153360)
Some popular web frameworks limit the size of the query string
Re:Request bodies in GET requests by cj on Monday January 31, 2022 @03:05PM (#30153504)
Popular browsers limit the size of the URL (not specifically the query string, the whole URL). If frameworks limit qs size, it’s most likely due to upstream browser limitations.
Re:Request bodies in GET requests by matsemann on Monday January 31, 2022 @03:33PM (#30153882)
CloudFront does as well. Bit us when Adyen didn't support a POST-workflow for our case, and at the time sent a GET request a thousand kilometers long instead.
Re:Request bodies in GET requests by dillondoyle on Monday January 31, 2022 @10:22PM (#30158243)
AFAIK Chrome et al do too. at a couple thousand of characters last I searched for an answer.

I did write some tracking code that ended up having really long strings and a ton of parameters and wrote it to break into multiple requests at like 1800.

Re:Request bodies in GET requests by patrickthebold on Monday January 31, 2022 @10:26PM (#30158274)
also things like proxies/load balancers. I remember being happy that I figured out how to configure my framework to allow a long url, but then sad that something in between wasn't allowing it.