[Rabbit-dev] Fw: google and ajax

[RICHARD LEIR]

Hi all

It has been a while, and I have Rabbit4 set up again. 

I google movies, and google shows me the cinemas closest to the proxy, not my current location.  Google must be geolocating the IP. Maybe if I allowed google to track my GPS location...  Maybe there is a way to add a location parm to the URL.

Sites are using div absolute and relative positioning more commonly so the Rabbit4 tag line does not always appear.  Then it is more difficult to get to the unfiltered page when you want to.  There is a way to position the Rabbit4 tagline in a div so the page's content shifts down a bit, but I have not yet figured it out.

Sites are more commonly using Ajax, and I am worried that the Rabbit4 tag might get interpreted incorrectly by the Ajax code.  Is there any way to determine whether the request is from XMLHttpRequest, and leave out the tag?  Maybe Rabbit4 already handles this case.
cheers -- Rick
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[Robert Olofsson]

On Mon, 16 Jun 2014 07:30:33 -0700

Post by RICHARD LEIR
Maybe if I allowed google to track my GPS location...  Maybe there is
a way to add a location parm to the URL.

Not that I know of, one thing that is pretty common is the
X-Forwarded-For header, but I am not sure if that works with
google.

Post by RICHARD LEIR
Sites are using div absolute and relative positioning more commonly
so the Rabbit4 tag line does not always appear.  Then it is more
difficult to get to the unfiltered page when you want to.  There is a
way to position the Rabbit4 tagline in a div so the page's content
shifts down a bit, but I have not yet figured it out.

There is also things like a tiny plugin to firefox that adds a right
click menu option to show the original page. Not sure when I saw that
project last time, but it seemed pretty easy to do.

Post by RICHARD LEIR
Sites are more commonly using Ajax, and I am worried that the Rabbit4
tag might get interpreted incorrectly by the Ajax code.  Is there any
way to determine whether the request is from XMLHttpRequest, and
leave out the tag?

In most cases the mime type of those things will mean that rabbit
does not mangle the data.

/robo