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It's possible google stores the finite list of bad queries in JS and has the user's browser do the comparison client-side.
by axiak 14y ago
It's possible google stores the finite list of bad queries in JS and has the user's browser do the comparison client-side.
- ComputerGuru 14y agoI didn't think of that - that certainly would be a viable solution.
- themgt 14y agoYep - the web page is a client-side app, proactively warning the user about problems in the network
- zachrose 14y agoLet's get that list!
- eneveu 14y agoI wonder if they load the whole list of "bad" terms on the client-side. Wouldn't that trigger the firewall? Unless they encrypt it, or use a bloom filter (which would save some bandwidth)...
- matt4711 14y agonot sure if a bloom filter with false positives would be a good idea in this case.