app_script scoring and strict relay rules#34
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app_script scoring and strict relay rules#34jj28-arch wants to merge 0 commit intomasterking32:python_testingfrom
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did you actually fix the ip leaking or you just randomly added some new stuff to header stripping ? |
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Short answer: No It mostly tightened header stripping and improved Apps Script ranking behavior, but Google’s UrlFetchApp path can still add forwarding chain data outside our control. But it did help for some endpoints that were showing your IP address. |
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Added a scoring system to rate app_scripts based on their success count, latency and ...
Added a strict relay option.
Note: Ip leaking still stands, even after excluding ip related headers.