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@yoavweiss yoavweiss commented Aug 18, 2017

Along with the tests, closes #92


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@yoavweiss yoavweiss requested a review from igrigorik August 18, 2017 12:03
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Link HTTP header should trigger preloads on responses to navigational
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Technically, I think this could be read as no preload for worker responses? The issue is that "subresource" has specific definition in Fetch. How about..

Link HTTP response header should be processed for all destinations.

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Sounds good

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Link HTTP response header should be processed for all <a>request destination</a>s.
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@igrigorik igrigorik merged commit a279404 into w3c:gh-pages Aug 23, 2017
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👍 thanks Yoav!

yoavweiss added a commit to yoavweiss/preload that referenced this pull request Aug 30, 2017
* Only use double-quotes in header examples
* Add a note regarding the applicability of Link preload headers to subresource responses
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Preload headers on sub resources

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