In POST requests this usually results in a smaller payload size, and is easier to debug. The node tracker shares this setting across multiple emitters that may not all use POST so we can't make this assumption there, because it is considerably less efficient when used for GET requests.
In POST requests this usually results in a smaller payload size, and is easier to debug. The node tracker shares this setting across multiple emitters that may not all use POST so we can't make this assumption there, because it is considerably less efficient when used for GET requests.