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github : "https://github.com/w3c/network-error-logging/" ,
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shortname : "network-error-logging" ,
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specStatus : "ED" ,
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- xref : [ "network-reporting" , "fetch" , "hr-time" , "html" , "referrer-policy" , "reporting" , "resource-timing" , "secure-contexts" , "url" ] ,
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+ xref : [ "network-reporting" , "fetch" , "hr-time" , "html" , "mixed-content" , " referrer-policy", "reporting" , "resource-timing" , "secure-contexts" , "url" ] ,
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editors : [ {
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name : "Douglas Creager" ,
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url : "https://dcreager.net/" ,
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< p >
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A < dfn data-lt ="network requests "> network request</ dfn > occurs when the
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- user agent must use the network to service a single
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- < dfn data-cite ="RFC9110#core.semantics "> request</ dfn > .
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+ user agent must use the network to service a single [=request=].
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</ p >
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< p >
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- If the user agent can service a < a > request</ a > out of a local
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- cache, that < a > request</ a > MUST NOT result in a < a > network
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- request</ a > .
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+ If the user agent can service a [=request=] out of a local cache, that
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+ [=request=] MUST NOT result in a < a > network request</ a > .
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</ p >
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- If the user agent follows [=redirect status|redirects=] as part of a [=navigate|navigation=],
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- there MUST be separate < a > network requests</ a > for each < a > request </ a > in
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- the redirect chain.
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+ If the user agent follows [=redirect status|redirects=] as part of a
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+ [=navigate|navigation=], there MUST be separate < a > network requests</ a >
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+ for each < a > request </ a > in the redirect chain.
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</ p >
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< p >
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- A < a > request</ a > MUST NOT result in a < a > network request</ a > if the user
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- agent is known to be offline (i.e., when < code > navigator.</ code > {{NavigatorOnLine/onLine}} returns
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- < code > false</ code > ).
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+ A [= request=] MUST NOT result in a < a > network request</ a > if the user
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+ agent is known to be offline (i.e., when < code > navigator.</ code >
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+ {{NavigatorOnLine/onLine}} returns < code > false</ code > ).
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</ p >
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< p >
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- A < a > request</ a > MUST NOT result in a < a > network request</ a > if it is
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- blocked due to mixed content or CORS failures. Any < a > CORS-preflight
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- request</ a > MUST result in its own < a > network request</ a > .
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- </ p >
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-
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- < p class ="note ">
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- For user agents that service < a > requests</ a > according to the [[FETCH]]
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- standard, a < a > network request</ a > corresponds to one execution of the
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- < a data-cite ="FETCH#http-network-fetch "> HTTP-network fetch</ a > algorithm.
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+ A [=request=] MUST NOT result in a < a > network request</ a > if it is
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+ blocked due to [=mixed content=] or [=CORS protocol|CORS=] failures. Any
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+ [=CORS-preflight request=] MUST result in its own < a > network request</ a > .
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</ p >
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< p >
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< dfn > DNS resolution</ dfn > : The user agent uses the Domain Name System
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- [[RFC1034]] to resolve a domain name into an IP address of a
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+ [[RFC1034]] to resolve a domain name into an [= IP address=] of a
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< dfn data-cite ="RFC9110#core.semantics "> server</ dfn > can that service
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- HTTP requests to that domain.
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+ HTTP [= requests=] to that domain.
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< li >
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< dfn > Transmission of request and response</ dfn > : Once the secure
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- channel is established, the user agent can transmit the HTTP request,
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- and receive the response from the < a > server</ a > .
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+ channel is established, the user agent can transmit the HTTP
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+ [=request=], and receive the [= response=] from the < a > server</ a > .
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</ ol >
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< a data-cite ="RFC9112#persistent.connections "> persistent connections</ a >
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allow open connections to be shared for multiple requests to the same
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- < a > origin </ a > . However, if multiple < a > phases</ a > occur, they will occur
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- in the above order.
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+ [=network partition key=] . However, if multiple < a > phases</ a > occur, they
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+ will occur in the above order.
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