[Alexander Reben] makes tech art, as well as now he’s motivating you to do the exact same — within a URL. The gimmick? Making the code little sufficient to in shape the data part of a link. as well as to assist with that, he has set up a web page that uncompresses as well as wraps code from the URL as well as inserts it into the HTML on the fly. His site essentially applies or un-applies all the techniques of JS minification in the URL, as well as turns that into content.

So, for instance,https://4QR.xyz/c/?eJzzSM3JyVcIzy_KSVEEABxJBD4 uncompresses to a web page that states “Hello World!”. however the fun truly starts when you begin coding up “art” in Javascript or HTML5. There are a few examples up in the gallery ideal now, however [Alexander] wants you to contribute your own. The banner is from this link.

Something strikes us as fishy about passing JS code opaquely in links, however considering that the URL decodes on [Alexander]’s server, we don’t see the XSS assault just yet. If you can discover the safety issue with this setup, or much better yet if you compose up a great animation, let us understand in the comments.