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Re: [Savannah-hackers-public] Blank space at the top of Savannah web pag


From: Ian Kelling
Subject: Re: [Savannah-hackers-public] Blank space at the top of Savannah web pages
Date: Mon, 20 Nov 2017 16:11:27 -0500
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Bob Proulx <address@hidden> writes:

> Thérèse Godefroy wrote:
>> I see the banner on fsf.org, and of course on gnu.org. So the Badger is
>> mistaking static.fsf.org for an adserver?
>
> I wouldn't call it a mistake.  Because Privacy Badger is executing a
> policy rule uniformly and not trying to identify or not a particular
> part of the page.  There isn't anything to change except to not run
> that policy rule (removing Privacy Badger).  It is a question of
> allowing content from the same domain or a different domain.
>
> Since many problems occur from 3rd party sites.  Which are typically
> ads but not always.  The typical problem is because of malicious
> attack content within 3rd party ads and so they will get the most
> exposure as being problematic.  And so it is a good idea to block
> content from 3rd parties.  That is to say from a different domain.
>
> The banner on www.gnu.org is inline and so it can't be separated from
> the main page.  The banner on www.fsf.org is referencing
> static.fsf.org and therefore with both in the fsf.org domain it is all
> the same domain and would be considerd good by policy rules.
>
> But savannah.gnu.org in the gnu.org domain is referencing an inline
> frame from static.fsf.org in the fsf.org domain for the banner.  It's
> a different domain.  And I think is the most likely reason it is
> falling into the block by Privacy Badger.
>
> I think in the end savannah.gnu.org should do the same thing as
> www.gnu.org and therefore have the same behavior in browsers.  It
> would all look the same then.  I'll investigate this.
>
> Bob

We have this problem for other domains too, so we've fixed it so the
urls can be from the main domain. Bob, or some other savannah hacker,
please change the banner to point to static.gnu.org instead of
static.fsf.org. The rest of the url is the same, so the whole thing,
https://static.gnu.org/nosvn/banners/2017fundraiser/

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Ian Kelling | Senior Systems Administrator, Free Software Foundation
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