Open Tanath opened 9 years ago
Requests of type other
are used by the "Save as..." feature to download what you want to save. Hence you need to allow requests of type other
for the hostname(s) from where the content is downloaded.
I realize it currently falls into the other category. What reason might there be for Save As to be blocked? Is there a risk? Why catch it at all?
On Wed, Sep 3, 2014 at 10:00 AM, Raymond Hill notifications@github.com wrote:
Requests of type other are used by the "Save as..." feature to download what you want to save. Hence you need to allow requests of type other for the hostname(s) from which the content is downloaded.
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HTTPSB doesn't block specifically "Save as". HTTPSB is a low-level utility to deal with net requests, it doesn't have knowledge of high-level features such as "Save as", and when it inspects net requests, there is no context information attached to the next requests for HTTPSB to know why these net requests are made.
So I guess there's no way to make an exception for it then?
On Thu, Sep 4, 2014 at 9:18 AM, Raymond Hill notifications@github.com wrote:
HTTPSB doesn't block specifically "Save as". HTTPSB is a low-level utility to deal with net requests, it doesn't have knowledge of high-level features such as "Save as", and when it inspects net requests, there is no context information attached to the next requests for HTTPSB to know why these net requests are made.
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Aside whitelisting the other
column, no.
From Opera:
Is there some reason I'm not aware of why it'd be a good idea to block Save As, or is this a bug?