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The best [[User Agent]] on an internet connected device is a [[User]] [[Trusted Browser]] to work only in the user's best interests. | The best [[User Agent]] on an internet connected device is a [[User]] [[Trusted Browser]] to work only in the user's best interests. | ||
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| + | ==Problems== | ||
| + | * The [[User Agent]] string provided by the browser in the HTTP header is used now simply to give the web server information on what sort of HTML it can process. It is routinely spoofed and has no security capability what-so-ever. | ||
==Solutions== | ==Solutions== | ||
The following proposals are being evaluated: | The following proposals are being evaluated: | ||
Revision as of 16:28, 19 March 2019
Full Title or Meme
The best User Agent on an internet connected device is a User Trusted Browser to work only in the user's best interests.
Context
Problems
- The User Agent string provided by the browser in the HTTP header is used now simply to give the web server information on what sort of HTML it can process. It is routinely spoofed and has no security capability what-so-ever.
Solutions
The following proposals are being evaluated:
- New browser based on Blink
- Align with some existing browser that want to be considered the best
- Browser extension
- Read evefy img on the page to see if it should be considered a trustmark
- New element, tag on img (attribute or method)
