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Note: the specific user-agent doesn't matter, I just think it's funny to steal Cloudflare's one.
by x0 11y ago
Note: the specific user-agent doesn't matter, I just think it's funny to steal Cloudflare's one.
- kuschku 11y agoI do the same whenever a site requests personal info from me and I don't want to give it. Find the corresponding info from the company or their CEO, use that. And whenever some site wants me to register for a newsletter, I enter their own "critical support" mail address. I hope at some point these sites learn that mandatory anything just hives you useless data.
- x0 11y agoHaha, I usually put root@localhost, or www-data@localhost. It accepts it fairly often too. Sometimes I need to open up the Chrome Dev Tools and delete the input's type attribute (<input type="email"> to just <input>) because there's some client-side thing that tries to stop you inputting invalid emails.