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It's the web developer that doesn't want you to interact with their site programmatically.
by guelo 7y ago
It's the web developer that doesn't want you to interact with their site programmatically.
- calibas 7y agoGoogle and Facebook tend to do it as a matter of policy, and while they say it's to protect privacy and prevent abuse, it also furthers the "walled garden" effect.
- mschuster91 7y ago> It's the web developer that doesn't want you to interact with their site programmatically. Yeah because too many people abuse any hint of such functionality to peddle fake Viagra, pennystock scams, MLMs, ICOs or the good old SEO link spam.