STR:

1. Open DevTools and select the Network panel
2. Load http://janodvarko.cz/firebug/tests/601/Issue601.htm
3. Click the button on the page
4. Check out transferred size of the request (includes headers and response body)

The size is 394 B but, Chrome shows 393 B

Who's right?

Honza

:Honza, if you think that's a regression, then could you try to find a regression range in using for example mozregression?

I was able to reproduce the same result in Chrome by simply pressing the post button multiple times. The values generated seem to be either 393 or 394 on both - chrome and firefox.

Upon inspecting the headers, it seems that the values are infact correct.
394 is generated when the header "keep-alive" has value 100.
393 is generated when the "keep-alive" value is < 100 (that is, only two digit and hence one byte less).

Thanks Ved, for testing this!

Closing as works for me

Honza