>someone visits my website
>automatic scan of the history on their browser
>autobanned from my site depending on what other sites they might frequent
Is this possible? How can one do it?
Someone visits my website
Jose Bailey
Jonathan Morris
You could check for cookies
Anthony Sullivan
WebAssembly
+1 overflow
C++
Isaiah Lee
No you couldn't.
And no it isn't possible.
Samuel Jackson
I guess your could simply just put a pop-up asking them what sites they visit
If they're retarded enough they answer and get banned
Jaxson Foster
You could probably look at the HTTP referrer, but that's about it
Gabriel Bennett
You can't force a client to do anything if you don't operate it. Are you fucking retarded?
Brody Diaz
Possible via CSS abusing. Link a list of websites, invisible ofc - if the browser marks the links as visited, filter.
Anthony White
Thats been fixed for the most part iirc
Testing load times for things to see if theyre cached might work but might not have perfect accuracy idk
Asher Morales
Can you ban mobile posters by blacklisting mobile useragents?
Carson Allen
ZUCKERBERG IN TRAINING
Liam Ramirez
>what is same-origin policy
Retard.
Ethan White
So what does the browser do when you access the status of that link? Treat it as never visited?
Grayson Hill
Not without a compromised browser you can't
Grayson Bailey
I see you’re new here, summer friend :) come on, let me show you around!
Daniel Davis
Idk im not a faggy underpaid underskilled webdev soi
Lincoln Martin
>mobile useragents
not tcp/ip fingerprinting to blacklist windows and Mac users and clear up /v/irgins and consumerism generals
Jason Lopez
Twitter does this to autoban people who go to websites they don't like.
Ryan Phillips
either that or not give you any information if you check
Aiden Myers
>>someone visits my website
Hah, nice try
Anthony Carter
not possible/illegal