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> can you imagine if every site that linked to yours had a bar at the top of your page that said "back to facebook" or "back to wikipedia"? I saw a site do thi

by buro9 10y ago

> can you imagine if every site that linked to yours had a bar at the top of your page that said "back to facebook" or "back to wikipedia"? I saw a site do this yesterday. It was so noticeable because I only permit same-origin JavaScript and the whole site broke (most actually work). Then I realised there is an intermediary providing this service: http://linkis.com/ http://linkis.com/ It is the worst of all things.

raverbashing 10y ago
Linkis is twitter cancer http://www.adrianjock.com/remove-linkis-frames-twitter/ http://www.adrianjock.com/remove-linkis-frames-twitter/ You can also look at the source from an linkis infected link to find the original url
gondo 10y ago
you can detect if your page is running inside iframe and if so, make the browser to load only your page, to get rid of services such as linkis.com
- Tepix 10y ago
  but does this work with AMP pages that restrict the javascript?
  - buro9 10y ago
    AMP is "HTML with some restrictions". Speaks nothing of HTTP (otherwise they could've done the right thing and added a "text/html;amp=1" content-type). In theory this should still work: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTTP/Headers/X-Frame-Options https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTTP/Headers/X-... But I doubt that Google's AMP cache will respect existing headers (the very nature of the cache stuff means that they won't, but what they will do to non-cache headers on an item is undefined AFAIK and so they will probably just strip them).
    - magicalist 10y ago
      a quick look at an amp page (from google's cache) shows it's being served with x-frame-options:SAMEORIGIN, so looks like the linkis thing won't work with them.
  - gondo 10y ago
    parent comment mentioned service such as http://linkis.com/ http://linkis.com/ what i was reacting to. i doub't that you can use linkis.com with AMP

by buro9 10y ago

raverbashing 10y ago

Linkis is twitter cancer http://www.adrianjock.com/remove-linkis-frames-twitter/ http://www.adrianjock.com/remove-linkis-frames-twitter/ You can also look at the source from an linkis infected link to find the original url

gondo 10y ago

you can detect if your page is running inside iframe and if so, make the browser to load only your page, to get rid of services such as linkis.com

Tepix 10y ago
but does this work with AMP pages that restrict the javascript?
- buro9 10y ago
  AMP is "HTML with some restrictions". Speaks nothing of HTTP (otherwise they could've done the right thing and added a "text/html;amp=1" content-type). In theory this should still work: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTTP/Headers/X-Frame-Options https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTTP/Headers/X-... But I doubt that Google's AMP cache will respect existing headers (the very nature of the cache stuff means that they won't, but what they will do to non-cache headers on an item is undefined AFAIK and so they will probably just strip them).
  - magicalist 10y ago
    a quick look at an amp page (from google's cache) shows it's being served with x-frame-options:SAMEORIGIN, so looks like the linkis thing won't work with them.
- gondo 10y ago
  parent comment mentioned service such as http://linkis.com/ http://linkis.com/ what i was reacting to. i doub't that you can use linkis.com with AMP