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I wanted to see the user agent and request headers, since there's another comment about other sites being blocked. I simply looked at basic web server logs. It
by MattBlissett 10y ago
I wanted to see the user agent and request headers, since there's another comment about other sites being blocked.
I simply looked at basic web server logs. It's a beta site with hardly any traffic, so the only log entries were myself and those from the three users from Urlroulette. I was surprised to see the same IPs were still making requests when I went to close the terminal a while later.
- pierrec 10y agoYeah, log diving is bread and butter, but reading your original comment it sounded like UrlRoulette had some kind of magical feature, where one submits a URL, then gets to see how long the stranger spends on the submitted website. Hence the clarification. It would be an interesting feature actually, though it would probably require some annoying iframe tomfoolery.
- eat_veggies 10y agoIf the site doesn't block cross origin requests, calling window.open() gives access to an event that fires when the tab/window closes.