Cross-Origin Request Blocked: The Same Origin Policy disallows reading the remote resource at http://code.jquery.com/jquery-3.1.1.js. (Reason: CORS header ‘Access-Control-Allow-Origin’ missing).
Which is weird, because that header is definitely there when I visit the resource directly, and that’s jQuery’s CDN, so why would they block hotlinking?
There’s also:
None of the “sha256” hashes in the integrity attribute match the content of the subresource.
…which I assume is because the script wasn’t loaded because of CORS (if I download it manually and SHA256-hash it myself, the hash checks out).
If it wasn’t broke… (It kinda was broke, but they made it read-only. This new site is also read only. Ward’s liked re-implementing the wiki in SPAs before though, see this, if you can figure out the UI.)
Never loads for me in FF. :( Not sure why.
My Firefox web developer console says:
Which is weird, because that header is definitely there when I visit the resource directly, and that’s jQuery’s CDN, so why would they block hotlinking?
There’s also:
…which I assume is because the script wasn’t loaded because of CORS (if I download it manually and SHA256-hash it myself, the hash checks out).
…and now it works for me. I hadn’t even restarted my browser.
Ah, the Web.
Is javascript disabled?
Its new js-powered implementation is also invisible to archive.org, unfortunately.
If it wasn’t broke… (It kinda was broke, but they made it read-only. This new site is also read only. Ward’s liked re-implementing the wiki in SPAs before though, see this, if you can figure out the UI.)
FedWiki’s UI is actually kind of interesting. Is that where the old c2 community migrated to? I’ll have to spend some time delving into it.
Maybe useful to some folks:
https://imode.gitlab.io/projects/c2/
Sadly, I can only see a spinner now
http://imgur.com/a/ozSor