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by ratww
1605 days ago
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> It's not as if the plaintiff's browser is actually under control of the defendant In theory and in practice it is, though. The browser viewport, by executing remote code, is in fact under control of the defendant's website. Most websites are closed-source. The "instructions" are not available to the customer. |
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