Javascript on my site

[hahahahacker2009]

Website URL

https://spamdforum.infy.uk

Why there are always javascript on my site? DDOS prevention?
I explicitly disable javascript in my browser, and I have to turn it on
again to run whatever aes.js .

Also, I want to use my website on Plan 9 browser abaco, which
does not support javascript. I have spent 2 days editing the file
/lib/keyboard to support typing Vietnamese, and now I have to use
something else instead? It is just unacceptable!

[dan3008]

Its part of the security that you agreed to when sigining up:

Ensuring only web browsers can access your website

InfinityFree is a website hosting service. That means that the hosting accounts we provided are intended for hosting websites. Websites contain pages that are accessed through web browsers. InfinityFree is not intended to be used for file sharing, API hosting, database hosting or background tasks/tools. To help enforce this, free hosting enforces a security system that makes sure that anyone trying to access your website is using a normal web browser. This is done by checking whether the web br…

and

Why do I see ?i=1 at the end of a URL

When you first open your website, you may see the extra characters like ?i=1 at the end of your URL. This article explains more about what causes it, and what you can do about it. What causes the ?i=1 suffix? This extra URL parameter is caused by a security system we use to protect your website. This security system ensures that your website can only be accessed through regular web browsers. What does the ?i=1 suffix do? The ?i=1 suffix is a counter. When you first load your website, some Ja…

These are specific restrictions on the free account. I know its frustrating, but its not something thats going to change.

[childtom]

I can’t understand what it means

[dan3008]

@childtom

can’t understand what it means

Is there something specific you need help with? I can try and explain

Basically, Infinity Free use a system called aes.js as a form of protection to try and prevent bots from attacking your website. aes.js makes it so that the browser needs Javascript to load the side (amoung other things) which helps make sure all traffic is from a browser.

This also stops users from hosting API’s that go’s against the TOS.