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Currently we block certain sites which have high video content, but not others. A better solution would be to see if we can either:
Detect media content by mime-type
Issue a redirect to the source
Or
Maintain a list of domains and intercept them in wombat.js on the client side, so they are never attemped to be proxied in the first place
The first is good, as it works without any manual intervention to build up a list of domains. The second is good because it doesn't require many any connection to the upstream service.
It's likely that we will see cross domain issues with this.
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@jon-betts Do you think it's worth differentiating via.hypothes.is and viahtml.hypothes.is (if I have that right)? Only one of those is likely to be abused for video content, and it seems like there's maybe different solutions for the different Vias?
Currently we block certain sites which have high video content, but not others. A better solution would be to see if we can either:
Or
wombat.js
on the client side, so they are never attemped to be proxied in the first placeThe first is good, as it works without any manual intervention to build up a list of domains. The second is good because it doesn't require many any connection to the upstream service.
It's likely that we will see cross domain issues with this.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: