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Sorry! Didn't think about that. It is fixed.

• msane 11y ago
  You should leave it in, if the whole point is to demonstrate the capabilities. It's incredible that a webpage can do that.
  • IE6 11y ago
    Agreed - good on OP to raise awareness.
  • dikaiosune 11y ago
    I think a button would be more appropriate. Not everyone reads HN on a network they control and port scanning one's neighbors can lead to some unpleasant conversations.
    • Too 11y ago
      Maybe it's good that more conversations around this are started so that eventually this critique is upstreamed loud enough to the browser vendors.
  • toomuchtodo 11y ago
    > It's incredible that a webpage can do that. How so? Any site you navigate to knows your IP, and can take action based on that.
    • kevincox 11y ago
      This isn't based on external IP. This is using JavaScript to make requests inside your LAN.
      • hobs 11y ago
        Yeah I feel like samy.pl demonstrated this years ago, freaked me out and I have been running noscript ever since :D
        • mavhc 11y ago
          Weirdly it's wrong for me, there's LAN IPs on the list that don't exist, and it's missing ones that do. Firefox on Ubuntu, with uBlock Origin, over WiFi.
• gregsadetsky 11y ago
  You should also fix the copy. You have "To prevent your browser from accessing your Device Orientation use NoScript." appear twice, the second time under "Network Scan". Congrats on the page!
  • Capira 11y ago
    Thanks for the bug report! It is fixed ;)