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There's an explanation further down the page, but essentially the redirect they choose is an image. You can tell if an image loaded successfully using JS, so if
by proaralyst 10y ago
There's an explanation further down the page, but essentially the redirect they choose is an image. You can tell if an image loaded successfully using JS, so if the redirect succeeds, that JS fires. If it fails (because the login page isn't an image), some other JS runs instead.
- ge96 10y agoOh okay, that makes sense. It's like those tracking/analytics where they know where a person came from previously to follow their "thought pattern" that is something I'm not 100% in either.