I'm working on a web app and used the dev tools (Network tab) to edit a GET request into a POST request and resend it. The server replied with a 422 status code, which is "Unprocessable Content".
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/doc ... Status/422
Although I've always known it as "Unprocessable Entity" which the Internet hive mind seems to also remember. Maybe it has been renamed recently?
Anyway, the Pale Moon dev tool shows the status code as "422 No Reason Phrase".
I'm quite sure this is related, and shows that Mozilla had many, many phrases missing in Firefox as of ~3 years ago:
https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1677485
Edit: Okay, this is more nuanced than I thought. When I use http for the destination route I get "422 Unprocessable Entity" as expected. It is only when I use https for the destination on this particular server do I see the "422 No Reason Phrase" response. This is soooo odd. But obviously not some big concern. I'll manage.
HTML Error code 422 is lacking the correct reason phrase.
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