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| − | '''<dfn>adversarial interoperability</dfn>''' is the practice of writing code to interoperate with a site or service that is explicitly not designed for interop, like scraping of a website, that has been sometimes necessary to synthesize IndieWeb compatible access. | + | '''<dfn>adversarial interoperability</dfn>''' is the practice of writing code to interoperate with a site or service that is explicitly not designed for interop, like [[scraping]] of a website, that has been sometimes necessary to synthesize IndieWeb compatible access. |
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== See Also == | == See Also == | ||
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* Example: don't bother trying to scrape Twitter profiles as they actively seek to recognize such behavior, sending different content and/or block such access. | * Example: don't bother trying to scrape Twitter profiles as they actively seek to recognize such behavior, sending different content and/or block such access. | ||
* Example: Browser [[add-on]]s can be designed and built for users to extract their own information from services they sign into, such as the [[Bridgy]] add-on. | * Example: Browser [[add-on]]s can be designed and built for users to extract their own information from services they sign into, such as the [[Bridgy]] add-on. | ||
* [[specifications]] | * [[specifications]] | ||
* https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2019/10/adversarial-interoperability, EFF article with a list of related articles on the topic | * https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2019/10/adversarial-interoperability, EFF article with a list of related articles on the topic | ||
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adversarial interoperability is the practice of writing code to interoperate with a site or service that is explicitly not designed for interop, like scraping of a website, that has been sometimes necessary to synthesize IndieWeb compatible access.
See Also
- friendly
- Example: don't bother trying to scrape Twitter profiles as they actively seek to recognize such behavior, sending different content and/or block such access.
- Example: Browser add-ons can be designed and built for users to extract their own information from services they sign into, such as the Bridgy add-on.
- specifications
- https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2019/10/adversarial-interoperability, EFF article with a list of related articles on the topic
