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This is basically a test of who's set their x-frame headers or not. So the google link doesn't work, and everything that does is vulnerable to clickjacking.
by midgetjones 13y ago
This is basically a test of who's set their x-frame headers or not. So the google link doesn't work, and everything that does is vulnerable to clickjacking.
- ionyzzz 13y agoagree. But I am not going to grep the content into my database to hack the sameorigin policy as it is the rule of internet. But I'm still finding the solution of detection of sameorigin error, so I can notice use to ask them to open it on the new tab.
- thaumaturgy 13y agoFWIW I've had a similar side project for a while; I opted for using the main display area to show the headline, full url, and links to comments (and recently, comments from other sites). Up/down arrows navigate and return key opens the article in a new tab. It's a nice balance between easily navigating articles, and not getting in the way too much. But that might be entirely personal taste.