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>A browser allowing externally loaded scripts to access private ip ranges is not a reasonable decision. So you think a browser should pin IP addresses to DNS n
by hueving 10y ago
>A browser allowing externally loaded scripts to access private ip ranges is not a reasonable decision.
So you think a browser should pin IP addresses to DNS names and not follow DNS updates? That's what you're implying.
- reissbaker 10y agoNo. What the parent is saying is that: if the script was loaded from an external IP address, it should be blocked from talking to an internal IP address. The browser knows whether it loaded a script from an external IP address, and it knows what the internal IP addresses are, so it can just ban something loaded from elsewhere from talking to ports on your local machine.