Mc wrote:Giorgio Maone wrote:Mc wrote:All search links end here now in a "302 Moved" message.
1) Are you using google.com or a local domain (e.g. google.co.uk)?
2) Are google.com and gstatic.com allowed or forbidden?
3) Could you share a search URL and one of these results URL leading to "302 Moved"?
4) Does it happe on a clean
profile with just NoScript
installed?
1. Both.
2. google is not allowed, gstatic is blocked by RequestPolicy.
Seems RequestPolicy blocks all search results, because google makes request to the results now (again?).
The resulting redirect site looks different from the further one, though.
So your bypass doesn't work any longer here, and I wouldn't even know, if RequestPolicy would not block
the redirect.
3. You can take any, with my settings.
4. I can try it, if it's still needed
I see similar to Mc,
Mc wrote:All search links end here now in a "302 Moved" message.
I have seen this on Fx 3.6.27, Aurora (12.0a2) and 10.0.2 (on several profiles, on two PCs, all with NoScript 2.3.1rc4).
However, this may be due to RequestPolicy (all Profiles just mentioned have RequestPolicy).
It might be because I have been testing on google.co.uk
Using a profile with NoScript as the ONLY Add-On Extension, on Fx 3.6.27, I get the following.
1. Using google.co.uk
2.
No google domains in the whitelist (of any kind including
no gstatic).
3. Search for anything, e.g.
Right click the top 'result URL' and choose "Open Link in New Tab" ==> opens in a New Tab (as one would expect).
However,
IF the Profile has NoScript and RequestPolicy I get
Right click a 'result URL' and choose "Open Link in New Tab" ==> opens a "302 Moved" page.
This "302 Moved" page has a single link to
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http://www.microsoft.com/athome/setup/magnify.aspx
if you choose the first result from the example search (above).
At this point RequestPolicy is 'asking',
Temporarily allow requests from google.co.uk to microsoft.com
I'm no expert, but I think the
Referer (as shown by RefControl 0.8.16), will now have the 'trailing
suffix' [presumably identifying your search, and possibly disclosing more] when you 'get to your destination'.
In this example, clicking on the link on the "302 Moved" page,
and going to microsoft (as in the code box above) the
Referer has a lot of 'code type stuff' in the
suffix.
I speculate that, in this example, Google still 'captured my search' AND Microsoft (by looking at the
Referer 'page where I was coming from') - the "302 Moved" page - can also 'see how I arrived' / 'found their page'.
So, I conclude that RequestPolicy 0.5.22 and NoScript 2.3.1rc4
are not working as well as they were before Google started
making changes.
DJ-Leith