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DoubleClickjacking: A New type of web hacking technique

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237 points shinzub | 2 comments | 14 Jan 25 04:44 UTC | HN request time: 0.417s | source
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bangaladore ◴[17 Jan 25 19:52 UTC] No.42742529[source]▶
Bit off topic, but what's the reasoning behind messing with the native browser scroll here. Almost gets me motion sick when scrolling through this article.
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technion ◴[17 Jan 25 20:17 UTC] No.42742817[source]▶
Marketing people have demanded this on many websites sites I've been involved with. Don't ask me why.
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1. ndriscoll ◴[17 Jan 25 21:10 UTC] No.42743266[source]▶
Maybe the industry should develop a secret header we can all have our browser send to disable this sort of thing. Like `X-Shibboleet: true`.
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2. jeroenhd ◴[18 Jan 25 14:48 UTC] No.42748735[source]▶
A uBlock rule for smooth scrolling libraries can do wonders, though on some pages that breaks all JS scripts because of brittle JS assuming certain objects are magically instantiated.