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Without testing, I suggest maybe making the iframe do an "alert" -- "Are you sure you want to Like this page?" One more step, a lot more security. Or at the v
by vinhboy 16y ago
Without testing, I suggest maybe making the iframe do an "alert" -- "Are you sure you want to Like this page?"
One more step, a lot more security.
Or at the very least make it easier to find things that you have liked ( I am speaking without actually going to look if its easy to find it... I just remember it was very hard to find the last time I tried )
- bkrausz 16y agoAlert boxes tend to be horrible in terms of usability, but it is the only way to actually require a second step, since anything else you do will be constrained to the iframe and you can just clickjack a second time. I think the solution they'll end up implementing (if they do anything) is an "I didn't Like this" link that users can click to report false clicks. If a company gets more than x% of those they get taken down. It's not a legit solution but should be fairly effective.