cohost devs looking for a way to find out if you've looked at twitter and ip banning you
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- te2.tewi.us/uposts/9171
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in reply to @kokoscript's post:
two questions from the same user "how to read users keyboard press" and "regex to detect password"
the thing is that it probably was possible at that time with javascript. there was a time when :visited attribute was accessible from DOM/css/JS, so by writing a script that iterates through urls in a hidden DIV it was possible to figure that shit
you can probably do a proof of concept of that by finding a latest possible browser version that still allows :visited manipulations
I tried to think of a non evil application of this... But failed, as I usually do
Sponshorship links come to mind. The UTM campaigns thing too depending on your definition of "evil."
IIRC, Soatok did this to display a message to visitors who had visited a certain website before: the text was a link on a background that was the same color as unvisited links.