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Apple could also makes the mini-browser supports those captive portal instead? Then none of this bypassing would be required.
by innocenat 10y ago
Apple could also makes the mini-browser supports those captive portal instead? Then none of this bypassing would be required.
- anon363764 10y agoWhen iOS cannot fetch the fixed content of www.thinkdifferent.*, a UIWebView pops and displays that content, assuming it's a captive portal needing attention. Instead, there should be some non-routable, local-only special IPv4/IPv6 address that all captive portals are required to present. No more DNS spoofing, no more page rewriting which breaks the web.
- kristofferR 10y agoThe mini-browser (Captive Network Assistant) is designed to protect the user's privacy, so support for Javascript and cookies is deliberately disabled.
- richrichardsson 10y agoJavascript IS enabled in CNA!