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Hey... uhhh... something weird is happening with OpenGraph link cards on Twitter.Permalink On twitter.com
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The configuration of the iFrames that contain the link cards, or the content of those frames, has changed in some non-obvious way. It is causing them to act differently then they were on Friday and I can't figure out what it is.Permalink On twitter.com
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Does anyone have a good HTML archive of a Tweet with a link card in it, that includes the content of that link card, so I can compare?Permalink On twitter.com
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Worth noting: I had never noticed this before now, but the fact that opengraph cards on Twitter are inside iFrames makes it very hard to see what people are linking to inside most public web archive tools since 2016ish and that really sucks.Permalink On twitter.com
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Also: I now realize Twitter Link Cards are publicly addressable outside the context of their tweets (tho you can't link em here): twitter (dot) com/i/cards/tfw/v1/1116010013447917569?cardname=summary_large_image&autoplay_disabled=true&forward=true&earned=true&edge=true&lang=euPermalink On twitter.com
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More detail: I use a tool that addsPermalink On twitter.com
allow-forms allow-scripts allow-same-origin allow-top-navigation-by-user-activationto sandbox prop of iFrames. I've been using it for months. Fri: worked fine. Today: If I click on links nothing, if I right click to new tab they work fine.
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If you wanted to try for yourself: github.com/AramZS/AdSandboxPermalink On twitter.com
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I did update my browser... did browser support for that prop change perhaps?On twitter.com
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