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What about double opt-in links? What about unsubscribe links? Do these need to be triple opt-in now because of Microsoft?
by formerly_proven 2y ago
What about double opt-in links? What about unsubscribe links? Do these need to be triple opt-in now because of Microsoft?
- diggan 2y ago> now because of Microsoft? I'm not sure why people believe this to be a new issue, I think the first time I myself implemented a work around for this issue was like 4 years ago, and here is a Stackoverflow Question about it from 7 years ago: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/43443947/how-to-stop-e-mail-clients-from-visiting-links-in-e-mail-automatically https://stackoverflow.com/questions/43443947/how-to-stop-e-m... Outlook/Microsoft is not the only ones who do this either, when I first had to work around it myself it was because it was happening in gmail if I remember correctly.
- formerly_proven 2y agoAccessing links (GET), yes, executing JS and POSTing is the new thing. Putting an XHR in DOMContentLoaded was the workaround for the behavior you are talking about.
- diggan 2y agoYou misunderstood the submission article and the problem if you think Microsofts scanner is POSTing by itself. > Putting an XHR in DOMContentLoaded Since the first time I encountered this problem with my users (4 years ago at least), that was never a solution that worked for everyone.