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Personally, don't see how modifying anything on the client matters. Actual site and service is a series of authenticated API calls that trigger actions on their
by asnyder 3y ago
Personally, don't see how modifying anything on the client matters. Actual site and service is a series of authenticated API calls that trigger actions on their server side. None of those meaningful things are modified, only the client layer/ dressing so to speak.
- hodgesrm 3y agoThis seems corrrect though it made me curious. I've skimmed the Booking ToS and can't find anything that expressly forbids altering the site appearance to make it render differently. The closest is perhaps Section A14. Intellectual Rights. [0] So either Booking.com have thought about this and don't care, or they have not thought of it. Given that they do expressly prohibit monitoring/scraping/crawling for commercial purposes I would guess it's the former. They've limited liability in a way that any loss is limited to the amount paid and also do not offer indemnification, which further limits their exposure. (Reading legal documents is my personal rabbit hole.) [0] https://www.booking.com/content/terms.html#nov2021_terms_all_ipr_subheading https://www.booking.com/content/terms.html#nov2021_terms_all...