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It does for me (Fx35, Windows), but yeah this looks pretty obscure, like the recent bash exploits from 30-year-old features barely anyone knew. Apart from expl
by jakub_g 12y ago
It does for me (Fx35, Windows), but yeah this looks pretty obscure, like the recent bash exploits from 30-year-old features barely anyone knew.
Apart from exploits, semi-related, I just hope the ad industry won't find out about using inline data URIs any soon. This would make ad blocking way more difficult.
- Retric 12y agoAdds are served from a separate IP in part to keep websites honest. As long as this happens browsers can fairly easily tell what's an add. IMO, a more risky option is for add networks to start hosting webpages and I can easily see Google taking this approach.