On Jun 25, 2009, at 10:02 AM, Levantovsky, Vladimir wrote: >> Referer-based methods are unreliable, and can block users of your own >> site as well as letting through users of other sites. Some software >> will strip referer headers, or even change them. (For instance, >> IIRC, >> no browser sends Referer headers from an HTTPS site to an HTTP site.) >> Depending on referer checking isn't a good idea. > > Thank you. I am not a web developer so I would trust the experts on > this. > My point was that font vendors have so far proven to be reasonable > people willing to cooperate, which is contrary to Rob's presumption > that we would insist on a particular way of doing things (i.e. root > strings). So you would allow your fonts to be served in their raw format if referrer based blocking was used? It could provide a large amount of license violation, even if it wasn't perfect.Received on Thursday, 25 June 2009 17:08:11 GMT
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