1.Get request can be cached, post can not
2.post Relative get a little bit of security, because the request contained in the url get there (of course, you want to write the body inside is possible), and will be saved browser history. post will not, but in case of capture are the same.
3.url have length limitations that affect the get request, but the length limit is specified in the browser, not rfc provisions.
4.post support more encoding type does not limit the type of data
Reproduced in: https: //www.cnblogs.com/Aaron1Tall/p/11041902.html