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How is this technically done by microsoft? Are they intercepting the network requests?
by thepill 4y ago
How is this technically done by microsoft? Are they intercepting the network requests?
- luckylion 4y agoIt's in Edge, they control the browser and everything the browser does.
- Raed667 4y agoI would bet they have a "hidden" extension embedded in edge, that just injects a content-script
- lolc 4y agoIt's not part of the content area, but above it. The browser decides what it paints in its window. And apparently Microsoft thinks pushing an ad above a competitors page is a good idea. To the people who care, it's another reminder on why they don't trust Microsoft. For the rest, it's just another ad. Disregarded. Edit: I find the term "inject" in the article's title to be misleading, because it sounds like doing HTML injection. It's more shoving than injecting.