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I think it would make sense to track this with a separate database for every host domain. Either that or have a user-only rendering layer which applies the colo
by snovv_crash 3y ago
I think it would make sense to track this with a separate database for every host domain. Either that or have a user-only rendering layer which applies the colors, but which isn't visible to any scripts that are running.
- nine_k 3y agoHiding the result of rendering from scripts by default is indeed reasonable, and is being done (see "tainted canvas"). This exploit avoids lookig directly at pixels, because the pixels are not available. It runs an SVG filter on these pixels, without looking at the result of filtering; it just measures how much time / energy did it take to render.