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I tend not to use CDNs as I feel they could hypothetically allow to track anyone on any website and they could be used to provide backdoors in my apps (hypothe
by antoineMoPa 10y ago
I tend not to use CDNs as I feel they could hypothetically allow to track anyone on any website and they could be used to provide backdoors in my apps (hypothetical example: Trump gets elected and decides all the jquery.min.js files sent to Canada via US CDNs have to include something that breaks Canadian apps, then my code stops working). I like to have all my libraries on my server.
It would be awesome if something existed to use this tool while ensuring users do not modify the files
- chinathrow 10y ago> It would be awesome if something existed to use this tool while ensuring users do not modify the files That should be possible with subresource integrity. https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/Security/Subresource_Integrity https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/Security/Subres...
- Spivak 10y agoI can't tell you how excited I am for this to be commonplace.
- aakilfernandes 10y agoSeems ipfs might give you something like that. Rather than identifying resources by name, you identify them by the hash of their content.