When using Chrome on Android (Firefox doesn't seem affected, and I don't know about iOS) I have a login form in AngularJS that when submitted, it doesn't use the $http.post('/user/login', {}) method but instead uses a GET method.
The login form is at http://example/#/login whereas the GET request is http://example/user/login The only place /user/login is found in the code is in the $http.post('/user/login', {}) call.
Is this a known Chrome or Angular issue? Is there a way to find out which is causing the problem? Is there a way around it?
Thanks in advance!
Edit - There's one way I've found around this, and it's to press the Login button multiple times.
