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A New type of web hacking technique: DoubleClickjacking

https://www.paulosyibelo.com/2024/12/doubleclickjacking-what.html
116shinzub | | 60 | HN
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bangaladore | parent | next
Bit off topic, but what's the reasoning behind messing with the native browser scroll here. Almost gets me motion sick when scrolling through this article.
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technion | parent | next
Marketing people have demanded this on many websites sites I've been involved with. Don't ask me why.
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ndriscoll | root | parent | next
Maybe the industry should develop a secret header we can all have our browser send to disable this sort of thing. Like `X-Shibboleet: true`.
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IshKebab | parent
Eh, it's hardly seamless, and double clicking is extremely uncommon on the web so that would be a big red flag.
Etheryte | parent | next
I couldn't even begin to count how many bug reports I've seen over the years that start with "when I accidentally double-click foo, bar happens". It might not be an intentional usage pattern, sure, but that doesn't mean it doesn't happen a lot.
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