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[IncrediblePal]

How exactly does this hidden content/revealed content work? It seems the message inside is stored on the server side and not visible to the person who doesn't meet a certain criteria, even with inspect element

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[Hidden content]

ohh nooo not enough >_<
i woke from a long(er?) nap just over an hour ago and am sleepy again. as usual

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How exactly does this hidden content/revealed content work? It seems the message inside is stored on the server side and not visible to the person who doesn't meet a certain criteria, even with inspect element

i have no idea how it works, only that it does.....usually

 

[MissAbyss]

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How exactly does this hidden content/revealed content work? It seems the message inside is stored on the server side and not visible to the person who doesn't meet a certain criteria, even with inspect element

This is how modern forums and platforms (Reddit, Discourse, XenForo, etc.) do it.

- User requests a page (/thread/123)
- Server checks their user permissions
- Server includes the hidden content in the response only if allowed. If not allowed, the server sends a placeholder instead.

Because the restricted content is never sent to the browser, it cannot be revealed with:

Inspect element
Viewing HTML source
Browser dev tools
JavaScript override

The user literally never receives the text.
There is nothing to reveal.

Example (simplified pseudocode)



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[U. A.]

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This is how modern forums and platforms (Reddit, Discourse, XenForo, etc.) do it.

- User requests a page (/thread/123)
- Server checks their user permissions
- Server includes the hidden content in the response only if allowed. If not allowed, the server sends a placeholder instead

Because the restricted content is never sent to the browser, it cannot be revealed with:

Inspect element
Viewing HTML source
Browser dev tools
JavaScript override

The user literally never receives the text.
There is nothing to reveal.

Example (simplified pseudocode)

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wtf

 

[MissAbyss]

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[Andarna]

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[IncrediblePal]

The user literally never receives the text.
There is nothing to reveal.

:o so I guess I was poking around with DevTools for nothing xD
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