TIL you can use the #JavaScript `fetch()` API with `data:` URIs!

This means if you're using `fetch()` to load a URL in an application, a person can supply a data URI and skip the network entirely.

In particular this can make specifying data in query strings in a URL handle both remote URLs and inline data without an extra code path. 🤯

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/66573468/why-can-i-fetch-data-uris