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ooo, but using the Fetch API requires users to open devtools and right-click something in the network tab, which is surely beyond the grasp of anyone with 5 min
by seanp2k2 10y ago
ooo, but using the Fetch API requires users to open devtools and right-click something in the network tab, which is surely beyond the grasp of anyone with 5 minutes and Google /s :<
- ominous 10y agoAll true. But one extra step and the most important one: users need to know that is possible. Otherwise they'll never get to point where they know what to google. Most people see websites as they see movies: they type facebook.com and hey, an image. Enter login and password and enter and hey, another image. The fact that things are built on top of other things (websites -> html and assets) is deep magic.
- the8472 10y agoIt only takes 1 user to download it, upload it elsewhere for N users to spread it from there. It's like exploits, it takes an expert to write one, but any scriptkiddy can attack thousands of systems once it has been written.
- Silhouette 10y agoFortunately, if your paid content is also watermarked, you'll know exactly who to sue for copyright infringement in that case.
- AlfeG 10y agoIts impossible in mobile chrome