Dave Warren wrote: > b) some users of image resizers would see the warning sign reduced > (I recently had someone complain about an error on our google maps "our > office is here" > page, and it turned out the visitor was using a smartphone via an image > resize service)
Were you tripping on a lack of referrer, or was an image resizing service actually returning a completely incorrect referrer? When Hi Dave, all I know is that someone told about a broken cid:something image on the phone for Google maps I recently tried a wrong google key and noticed that I would see the correct map for a second, until a javascript shows an error message. So my conclusion was that the resizing image loaded the original image (from google server), replaced it by a cid: url, and then the Google javascript would somehow fail. Now thinking about the bank situation: the bank's webserver would see a request from the resizing service, but it is up to the resizer to behave like a real browser, or a proper http proxy Wolfgang
