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by crux_
5554 days ago
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Instead of mirroring, you could proxy. (Solves "storage"/"mirroring" issue; doesn't solve "nasty stuff served up through your server" issue.) In general, though, there's no way around it, except of course by restructuring gifexplode as a bookmarklet or convincing image host(s) to partner with you: They can then include the code on the pages they serve up themselves, allow XHR requests via HTML5 or flash mechanisms, or give you base64 data smuggled into a JSONP. |
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