Why would you need this? The use case of Server Push is to download resources earlier than a browser can request them, but will eventually require anyway.
Thanks for the reply, and good point. I guess I feel uneasy about letting the server "push" at will, for instance when dealing with mobile data plans. But come to think about it, I don't have much control on what I'll get once I visit a website.
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Do any browsers already provide a way to refuse pushed resources?
You'd have to handle this in service workers. You want this: https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/draft-ietf-httpbis-cache-di...
Why would you need this? The use case of Server Push is to download resources earlier than a browser can request them, but will eventually require anyway.
What are you hoping to refuse?
Thanks for the reply, and good point. I guess I feel uneasy about letting the server "push" at will, for instance when dealing with mobile data plans. But come to think about it, I don't have much control on what I'll get once I visit a website.