A web page has a link that is shown (in the status bar when
the mouse is positioned over it) as, e.g.,
http://www.example.com/
. When one clicks on it (even with the /right/ mouse bottom),
it is being changed into something like
http://www.badcompany.com/redirect?uri=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.example.com%2F
. I have looked at the DOM before the click and then again after
the click and it seems that the DOM is being changed from
... href="http://www.example.com/" ...
into
... href="http://www.badcompany.com/redirect?uri=http%3A%2F...
. Ok, this is annoying. I assumed that the click is being intercepted
with JavaScript and then the href attribute is changed.
To get rid of the nasty "clickjacking", I disabled JavaScript before
I clicked on the link with the right mouse button to "copy" the URI).
What bewildered me: The link is still changed /with Java-Script/
disabled! How is this possible?
I tried the same thing with a different browser and still see the
same behaviour.
Is it possible that after a page has been loaded and some scripts
already have been executed, disabling JavaScript might not
immediately disable running any JavaScript from that moment on?
Is it possible that some JavaScript statements still can be executed?
I have no idea how else it can be possible that the link is
being changed when JavaScript is disabled.
Or is there any HTML feature that would allow to have such a
change of the DOM happen without JavaScript? TIA!
A web page has a link that is shown (in the status bar when
the mouse is positioned over it) as, e.g.,
http://www.example.com/
. When one clicks on it (even with the /right/ mouse bottom),
it is being changed into something like
http://www.badcompany.com/redirect?uri=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.example.com%2F
Is it possible that after a page has been loaded and some scripts
already have been executed, disabling JavaScript might not
immediately disable running any JavaScript from that moment on?
Is it possible that some JavaScript statements still can be executed?
A web page has a link that is shown (in the status bar when
the mouse is positioned over it) as, e.g.,
http://www.example.com/
. When one clicks on it (even with the /right/ mouse bottom),
it is being changed into something like
http://www.badcompany.com/redirect?uri=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.example.com%2F
. I have looked at the DOM before the click and then again after
the click and it seems that the DOM is being changed from
.... href="http://www.example.com/" ...
into
.... href="http://www.badcompany.com/redirect?uri=http%3A%2F...
. Ok, this is annoying. I assumed that the click is being intercepted
with JavaScript and then the href attribute is changed.
To get rid of the nasty "clickjacking", I disabled JavaScript before
I clicked on the link with the right mouse button to "copy" the URI).
What bewildered me: The link is still changed /with Java-Script/
disabled! How is this possible?
I tried the same thing with a different browser and still see the
same behavior.
Is it possible that after a page has been loaded and some scripts
already have been executed, disabling JavaScript might not
immediately disable running any JavaScript from that moment on?
Is it possible that some JavaScript statements still can be executed?
I have no idea how else it can be possible that the link is
being changed when JavaScript is disabled.
Or is there any HTML feature that would allow to have such a
change of the DOM happen without JavaScript? TIA!
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