What would be the purpose of this? I will just bypass it with an iframe on my own site if I need to.[/quote]
Roblox probably don’t want you to hit the secret spots with ROBLOX servers.
What would be the purpose of this? I will just bypass it with an iframe on my own site if I need to.[/quote]
u wot m8?
It’s direct HTTP requests. iframes are handled by the browser, and you aren’t even able to get the HTML within them if they were handled directly in HTTP. If you mean a proxy, then yes, but it still allows them some throttling since it would bring down your server before it would bring down theirs.
(Psst, if you use the IP of Roblox instead of roblox.com it will let you bypass the trustcheck. Don’t tell the admins!)
What would be the purpose of this? I will just bypass it with an iframe on my own site if I need to.[/quote]
u wot m8?
It’s direct HTTP requests. iframes are handled by the browser, and you aren’t even able to get the HTML within them if they were handled directly in HTTP. If you mean a proxy, then yes, but it still allows them some throttling since it would bring down your server before it would bring down theirs.
(Psst, if you use the IP of Roblox instead of roblox.com it will let you bypass the trustcheck. Don’t tell the admins!)[/quote]
Not familiar with web design, however that was fairly insightful. Thanks for the tip
Wouldn’t the 500-requests-a-minute thing stop that?
I thought that this was more to stop users from, say, accessing the post comment URL. Or maybe changing passwords or something.