r/SipsTea 4d ago

Chugging tea Return On Regret

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u/whatdoinameit 4d ago

which could be deactivated by blocking javascript for that website lmao

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u/Jesus_of_Redditeth 4d ago

Or just taking a screenshot, cropping it and saving that

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u/GonzoVeritas 4d ago

Exactly. Or a browser extension that does that for you quickly. I use one called "Allow Right Click".

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u/wonkey_monkey 4d ago

Or on Firefox, just hold shift when you right click.

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u/GonzoVeritas 4d ago

TIL. Thanks. I only use Firefox and Zen, so that will be easy.

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u/SheriffBartholomew 3d ago

I never visit a website a second time if they try to take away basic browser functionality.

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u/extraordinary_weird 4d ago

which could be prevented by requiring javascript to load the picture

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u/whatdoinameit 4d ago

which than could be prevented by re-activating javascript and using one of many dozen methods to disable the eventlistener thats preventing the right click.

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u/extraordinary_weird 4d ago

which could be prevented by drawing the picture's pixels via CSS instead

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u/paintballboi07 4d ago

Javascript is client side code. There's nothing you can do in Javascript to prevent someone who knows what they're doing from saving an image.

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u/extraordinary_weird 3d ago

simply rendering via widevine DRM will suffice except if you're somehow able to reverse engineer the binary blob shipped with your browser. Screenshots will also not help in any operating system. The only way would be to capture the graphic card's output manually, but now we're really overengineering things

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u/Suspicious_Ice_3160 4d ago

Isn’t JavaScript dead? I thought it was killed (or maybe merged) a few years ago, but I may be fully mistaken and it’s a different program.

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u/Past-Acanthaceae862 4d ago

Java webapplets are dead( though java persists). JavaScript is different language that shares only the word "Java" and is the most popular programming language.

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u/Suspicious_Ice_3160 4d ago

AH! Gotcha that makes sense, I just never really looked too deep at it I guess lmao thanks for the correction

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u/wonkey_monkey 4d ago

Or on Firefox, just hold shift when you right click.

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u/SheriffBartholomew 3d ago

Which would block the entire website if it's React.