Intercepting image load request of the browser?

No, there is not a way to do that, and it's a very good thing too (Well, there's no way to do it from your code. The browser owner can install a tool that alters requests if they so desire, of course. ) The fact that browsers issue HTTP requests for scripts and images in their own strict ways means that a site using XHR can prevent some kinds of CSRF attacks (cross-site request forgery) by having the server refuse certain requests if they don't include a special header that the site's own XHR code adds You can't control exactly what a browser does to the header with form posts, either.

No, there is not a way to do that, and it's a very good thing too. (Well, there's no way to do it from your code. The browser owner can install a tool that alters requests if they so desire, of course.) The fact that browsers issue HTTP requests for scripts and images in their own strict ways means that a site using XHR can prevent some kinds of CSRF attacks (cross-site request forgery) by having the server refuse certain requests if they don't include a special header that the site's own XHR code adds.

You can't control exactly what a browser does to the header with form posts, either.

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