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Ask HN: Does Cloudflare block HN comments if you have code blocks in a reply?

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Re: Ask HN: Does Cloudflare block HN comments if you have code blocks in a reply?

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That makes using https instead of http a lot less relevant.

https is important for preventing spying by anyone else in between you and the server. ISPs, coffee shop owners, schools, etc used to spy on http traffic to see what people were doing/searching for, and ISPs like xFinity injected code into non-https pages to show "important messages" to users, e.g. going over your bandwidth limit[0]. The only weak link now is Cloudflare, which is still "less secure than a direct conn…

Is there a way to know when the encrypted content i send to a site is also being provided to Cloudflare?

Re: Ask HN: Does Cloudflare block HN comments if you have code blocks in a reply?

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In a site like HN, that’s ridiculous.

See: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38939668

I see it. It explains why cloudflare is involved at all. But I don't see how this is related to the comment you replied to, which is saying that the text filter is ridiculous.

Re: Ask HN: Does Cloudflare block HN comments if you have code blocks in a reply?

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I hope you figure out that annoying people doesn't make you right. We can only dream of a world where it's difficult to be annoying, and requires putting in some effort to be right first.

> stealing from users

What a weird definition of stealing.

And it's as much an issue with your browser if hitting back doesn't return the text. There are extensions to improve that behavior.

But what I find really interesting is that you seem to think being mad about an issue is a reason to break a completely unrelated rule?

Re: Ask HN: Does Cloudflare block HN comments if you have code blocks in a reply?

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Interesting. That's the first time I have run across this. Makes sense.

That does not make sense at all; it is batshit-crazy broken.

Indeed. WAFs need to die; they're basically all just doing https://thedailywtf.com/articles/Injection_Rejection>.
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