2 ms·
Why does having a big budget or committees make you break back/forward buttons or disallow opening a page in a new tab? In what ways do these even potentially b
by thinkloop 7y ago
Why does having a big budget or committees make you break back/forward buttons or disallow opening a page in a new tab? In what ways do these even potentially break security?
- new_guy 7y agoThe obvious answer would be caching, if your balance is accessible by (anyone) pressing the back button on your browser it wouldn't be good. Still no excuse for the overall bad design though.
- gtsteve 7y agoI guess they might also have a system that detects if the browsing pattern is unusual, i.e. someone has rooted your machine and has stolen your login cookie and is browsing at the same time as you on their own browser. If you break the back/forward buttons then you can find impossible browsing patterns that could indicate this. source: total conjecture, I know nothing about these apps.