: Tailor resource-heavy scripts or assets to the specific hardware capabilities of the user's machine.
Understanding Sec-CH-UA-Arch : The Future of CPU Detection As the web moves away from bulky, privacy-invasive User-Agent strings, a new standard has emerged: . One of the most specific hints for developers today is Sec-CH-UA-Arch , which identifies the underlying CPU architecture of a user's device. What is Sec-CH-UA-Arch: "x86" ? sec,ch,ua,arch:,""x86""
: Your server sends a response with: Accept-CH: Sec-CH-UA-Arch : Tailor resource-heavy scripts or assets to the
: On the next request, the browser will include: Sec-CH-UA-Arch: "x86" Accessing via JavaScript privacy-invasive User-Agent strings
To see this header in your server logs, you must first "opt-in" by sending an Accept-CH response header to the browser.
: Tailor resource-heavy scripts or assets to the specific hardware capabilities of the user's machine.
Understanding Sec-CH-UA-Arch : The Future of CPU Detection As the web moves away from bulky, privacy-invasive User-Agent strings, a new standard has emerged: . One of the most specific hints for developers today is Sec-CH-UA-Arch , which identifies the underlying CPU architecture of a user's device. What is Sec-CH-UA-Arch: "x86" ?
: Your server sends a response with: Accept-CH: Sec-CH-UA-Arch
: On the next request, the browser will include: Sec-CH-UA-Arch: "x86" Accessing via JavaScript
To see this header in your server logs, you must first "opt-in" by sending an Accept-CH response header to the browser.