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I'm sure you're right, but I'm not sure I understand. It would only apply to scripts you add the `sha256` attribute to and you would probably only do this for
by alexchamberlain 14y ago
I'm sure you're right, but I'm not sure I understand.
It would only apply to scripts you add the `sha256` attribute to and you would probably only do this for public libraries.
- __alexs 14y agoI can add whatever SHA I want to the tag though. This means I can tell if you've viewed specific images or other resources on 3rd party domains that wouldn't otherwise by in my browser history. Unless the original content source has opted into this kind of behaviour this seems like a privacy leak to me.