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Love it: http://digg.com/d1oNOZ http://digg.com/d1oNOZ For some reason I like this method better than frame-busting. To make it useful you could add a link to
by mikeyur 18y ago
Love it: http://digg.com/d1oNOZ http://digg.com/d1oNOZ
For some reason I like this method better than frame-busting. To make it useful you could add a link to your homepage on there.
- dablya 18y agoThere is a direct link to the page in the digg bar itself and when clicked, the "fuck you" message remains (the digg bar disapears). Does the referrer change depending on which frame the request comes from?
- throw_away 18y agothe link is in the context of the digg domain, so if you click it, even though the bar is no longer present, the referrer (or should I say referer) will still be digg.com. interestingly, if you ctrl-r, the same HTTP_REFERER header will be sent. but ctrl-l, cr will blank the header & you'll get the regularly scheduled content.
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