Http Status Report
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This document summarizes the status of HTTP implementations in 2008. It finds that while HTTP is widely implemented, many features are only partially or not supported across clients, servers, intermediaries and caches. It encourages continued standardization work to clarify HTTP specifications and improve interoperability. It also identifies several areas for potential HTTP extensions, such as PATCH, Prefer and Link headers, to better address the needs of modern web applications and services.
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