Closed rottenwheel closed 2 years ago
Few thousand requests sent out, 0 bytes transferred. Another thing is, each request has "stoprussia.net.ua" as a referer, so they can be trivially flagged and blocked.
Thoughts? @SlenkyDev.
Yes, most of the sites (if not all) are down currently, that's why data might no be getting transferred. I'll take a look at what I can do about the referer, thanks!
I also get the classic CORS error but this is prbly a problem with the whole approach. I mean the target server is occupied by issuing the CORS error, but this prbly only has a low impact...
I also get the classic CORS error but this is prbly a problem with the whole approach. I mean the target server is occupied by issuing the CORS error, but this prbly only has a low impact...
You'd be correct with that one. It does make a small impact, but it still does something even with CORS enabled.
It's best to go into the Chrome installation folder and manually run the browser using
chrome.exe --disable-web-security --disable-gpu --user-data-dir="D:/chrome"
You may have to use a different "user data dir". This will start a clean instance with none of your data and the security policies disabled, you will be hitting all of the websites that are online.
Few thousand requests sent out, 0 bytes transferred. Another thing is, each request has "stoprussia.net.ua" as a referer, so they can be trivially flagged and blocked.
Thoughts? @SlenkyDev.