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flXHR. I was looking for something like this recently, glad to see it exists. flXHR is a drop-in replacement for regular XMLHttpRequest which uses an invisible Flash shim to allow cross-domain calls to be made, taking advantage of the Flash crossdomain.xml security model.

Posted 26th November 2009 at 12:52 pm

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6 comments

  1. Well, what is supposed I can do if I has the flashblock extension for Firefox active? No Ajax?

    alsanan - 26th November 2009 15:25 - #

  2. What if you had Javascript disabled too? What then?

    nona - 26th November 2009 16:47 - #

  3. I really hope this kind of band-aid doesn't reach mainstream use. It'll be disappointing to see websites suddenly stop working with the Android and iPhone web browsers.

    Sumeet Agarwal - 27th November 2009 10:15 - #

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