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Remove a no-longer-valid criteria in honoring the response header #146

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2 changes: 1 addition & 1 deletion README.md
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Expand Up @@ -69,7 +69,7 @@ The topics will be inferred by the browser. The browser will leverage a classifi
* The request header will be sent on document requests via specifying an attribute: `<iframe src=[url] browsingtopics></iframe>`, or via the equivalent IDL attribute: `iframe.browsingTopics = true`.
* Redirects will be followed, and the topics sent in the redirect request will be specific to the redirect url.
* The request header will not modify state for the caller unless there is a corresponding response header. That is, the topic of the page won't be considered observed, nor will it affect the user's topic calculation for the next epoch.
* The response header will only be honored if the corresponding request included the topics header (or would have included the header if it wasn't empty).
* The response header will only be honored if the corresponding request included the topics header (i.e. was eligible for topics).
* The registrable domain used for topic observation is that of the url of the request.
* Example request header: `Sec-Browsing-Topics: 123;model=1;taxonomy=1;version=2, 2;model=1;taxonomy=1;version=2`
* This example has two topics, 123 and 2, along with their version information.
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