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  1. शंतनू (shantanoo@gnusocial.in)'s status on Monday, 11-Apr-2022 00:01:08 EDT शंतनू शंतनू
    Twitter is using it’s embedded JavaScript to edit other people's sites - http://www.kevinmarks.com/twittereditsyou.html
    In conversation Monday, 11-Apr-2022 00:01:08 EDT from gnusocial.in permalink

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      In Soviet Musk Twitter, Twitter edits you
      With all the fuss about Twitter’s promised edit button, and how they might design it, we’re missing a disturbing development — Twitter is using its embedded javascript to edit other people’s sites.
    1. Bob Jonkman (bobjonkman@gs.jonkman.ca)'s status on Monday, 11-Apr-2022 03:26:02 EDT Bob Jonkman Bob Jonkman
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      Meh. If you're using Twitter's embed code to show info from Twitter's site on your own web page, then you get whatever Twitter wants to show you. This is not Twitter editing your web page, this Kevin Marks's web page retrieving code from Twitter, and letting unknown code run in the viewer's browser.

      If you really want an immutable record of what Twitter had then copy'n'paste the text, don't use Twitter's embed code. Or you could capture a screenshot, just be sure to provide full ALT text so the text is still text.

      Browsers that block Javascript should still see the blockquote text that's actually part of the page.

      #Javascrippled, although not in the conventional manner.
      In conversation Monday, 11-Apr-2022 03:26:02 EDT from web permalink
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