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Interesting: it looks to switch out the value for the href on mouse down...
by bruce_one 10y ago
Interesting: it looks to switch out the value for the href on mouse down...
- oneloop 10y agoReddit does the same thing.
- snowwrestler 10y agoI don't understand why they do it this way. If they're using javascript to replace the value anyway, why not just leave the value alone, and capture the data they want behind the scenes with javascript? What does running the traffic through a redirect get them that javascript itself cannot?
- stefs 10y agowell, i guess if the click triggers a page reload, the onclick-async event won't fire (or at least complete).