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I've had a look at your code... GTFO! username = r.config.logged; // stealing reddit username and sending them to your own server socket.on('alert_autoclick',
by knobs 11y ago
I've had a look at your code... GTFO!
username = r.config.logged; // stealing reddit username and sending them to your own server
socket.on('alert_autoclick', thebutton.click() ); // click the button automatically when your server tells it to
socket.on('reload', location.reload() ); // reload page when your server asks to inject new code from it
and the server code isn't even publicly available...
is this a joke? do you know what malware is?
- abra0 11y agoNo, never heard of it. What's this 'malware'? Also, you use the squire on your own volition.
- knobs 11y agoyou might want to look up 'malware' in the dictionary, you should easily recognize it, it has a picture of squire next to it.
- georgehotelling 11y ago> username = r.config.logged; // stealing reddit username and sending them to your own server That seems like a pretty good unique identifier, but I think it could be hashed for privacy. > socket.on('alert_autoclick', thebutton.click() ); // click the button automatically when your server tells it to Isn't that the whole point of this extension, to click the button when the server tells your browser to? It seems like you're implying that's a bad thing. > socket.on('reload', location.reload() ); // reload page when your server asks to inject new code from it This seems to be the most common JavaScript live updating technique (reload when websocket says so is what grunt watch uses). Again, it seems like you're implying that's not normal.