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Sure, that works in many cases. It's also fairly typical to host static-ish content on another domain though, in that case you would have to inspect the referer
by ben0x539 14y ago
Sure, that works in many cases. It's also fairly typical to host static-ish content on another domain though, in that case you would have to inspect the referer header, or otherwise conspire with your "main" domain.