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You can go around that as a web developer by redirecting traffic through a server and kicking that header off.
by mettamage 7y ago
You can go around that as a web developer by redirecting traffic through a server and kicking that header off.
- askmike 7y agoAfter which the original source can ban your server's IP. Let the whack-a-mole games begin.
- winrid 7y agoProxy the script and alter it... Whack. :P
- Hedja 7y agoThat's pretty much the case for any remote content. Proxy and rewrite the response. But that added step is usually enough, especially for something as complicated as a Browser MMO. Also, web servers should have rate limits set which would make proxying less viable, even for IP ranges.