@@ -918,10 +918,6 @@ provides a convenient way for standards to not have to set
918918<a for=/>Request</a> 's <a for=request>origin</a> can be
919919changed during redirects too.
920920
921- <p> A <a for=/>request</a> has an associated
922- <dfn export>omit-<code>Origin</code>-header flag</dfn> . Unless stated
923- otherwise it is unset.
924-
925921<p> A <a for=/>request</a> has an associated
926922<dfn export for=request id=concept-request-referrer>referrer</dfn> , which is
927923"<code> no-referrer</code> ", "<code> client</code> ", or a <a for=/>URL</a> . Unless stated otherwise it
@@ -1747,7 +1743,7 @@ of the `<code>Referer</code>` [sic] header that does not reveal a
17471743<a for=url>path</a> . It is used for
17481744all <a lt="HTTP fetch">HTTP fetches</a> whose <i> CORS flag</i> is
17491745set as well as those where <a for=/>request</a> 's
1750- <a for=request>method</a> is `<code> POST </code> `. Due to
1746+ <a for=request>method</a> neither `<code> GET </code> ` nor ` <code> HEAD </code> `. Due to
17511747compatibility constraints it is not included in all
17521748<a lt=fetch for=/>fetches</a> .
17531749<!-- Ian Hickson told me Adam Barth researched that -->
@@ -1797,8 +1793,9 @@ performed, to ensure <a for=/>request</a>'s
17971793
17981794<p> A <dfn export>CORS request</dfn> is an HTTP request that includes an
17991795`<a http-header><code>Origin</code></a> ` header. It cannot be reliably identified as particpating in
1800- the <a>CORS protocol</a> as the `<a http-header><code>Origin</code></a> ` header is sometimes
1801- included for other purposes too.
1796+ the <a>CORS protocol</a> as the `<a http-header><code>Origin</code></a> ` header is also included for
1797+ all <a for=/>requests</a> whose <a for=request>method</a> is neither `<code> GET</code> ` nor
1798+ `<code> HEAD</code> `.
18021799
18031800<p> A <dfn id=cors-preflight-request export>CORS-preflight request</dfn> is a <a>CORS request</a> that checks to see
18041801if the <a>CORS protocol</a> is understood. It uses `<code> OPTIONS</code> ` as
@@ -3126,10 +3123,11 @@ steps:
31263123 <!-- XXX ideally we have an easier way to convert something ASCII-safe into bytes
31273124 concept-as-bytes -->
31283125
3129- <li><p> If <var> httpRequest</var> 's <a>omit-<code>Origin</code>-header flag</a> is unset,
3130- <a for="header list">append</a> `<code> Origin</code> `/<var> httpRequest</var> 's
3131- <a for=request>origin</a> , <a lt="ASCII serialization of an origin">serialized</a> and
3132- <a>utf-8 encoded</a> , to <var> httpRequest</var> 's <a for=request>header list</a> .
3126+ <li><p> If the <i> CORS flag</i> is set or <var> httpRequest</var> 's <a for=request>method</a> is
3127+ neither `<code> GET</code> ` nor `<code> HEAD</code> `, then <a for="header list">append</a>
3128+ `<code> Origin</code> `/<var> httpRequest</var> 's <a for=request>origin</a> ,
3129+ <a lt="ASCII serialization of an origin">serialized</a> and <a>utf-8 encoded</a> , to
3130+ <var> httpRequest</var> 's <a for=request>header list</a> .
31333131 <!-- XXX concept-as-bytes -->
31343132
31353133 <li><p> If <var> httpRequest</var> 's <a for=request>header list</a> does
@@ -4601,8 +4599,6 @@ constructor must run these steps:
46014599 <a>current settings object</a> ,
46024600 <a for=request>window</a> is <var> window</var> ,
46034601 <a for=request>origin</a> is "<code> client</code> ",
4604- <a>omit-<code>Origin</code>-header flag</a> is <var> request</var> 's
4605- <a>omit-<code>Origin</code>-header flag</a> ,
46064602 <a for=request>referrer</a> is <var> request</var> 's
46074603 <a for=request>referrer</a> ,
46084604 <a for=request>referrer policy</a> is
@@ -4633,8 +4629,6 @@ constructor must run these steps:
46334629 "<code> navigate</code> ", then set it to "<code> same-origin</code> ".
46344630 <!-- This works because we have reset request's client too. -->
46354631
4636- <li><p> Unset <var> request</var> 's <a>omit-<code>Origin</code>-header flag</a> .
4637-
46384632 <li><p> Set <var> request</var> 's <a for=request>referrer</a> to
46394633 "<code> client</code> "
46404634
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