In Firefox or Chrome I\'d like to prevent a private web page from making outgoing connections, i.e. if the URL starts with http://myprivatewebpage/ or https://myprivatewebpage/ in a browser tab, then
as it isn\'t really popular to use Origin / X-Frame-Options http header and I don\'t think the new CSP in Firefox would be better (overhead, complicate, etc.) I want to make a proposal for a new JavaS
The client is on domain foo.com and needs to upload (send POST XMLHttpRequest) to upload.foo.com. This is restricted because of the same origin policy.
I\'m trying to figure out whether setting document.domain=\'example.com\' serves purp开发者_高级运维ose when loading content from iframes if the SOP wouldn\'t be violated anyway.
I\'m looking for a rails solution that can consume multiple remote XML services, passing dynamic request parameters and outputting the response as XML or JSON.
I\'m working with some web services that have already been created and I need to call them using ajax. The site I\'m working on is hosted in a different domain than that of the web services. I\'m now
Does the Eclipse Web browser implement the "Same Origin policy"? I have a small web client that makes some HTTP request to a server but the problem is that the server is not on the same doma
I\'m trying to simulate the same origin policy with my own laptop for researching purposes. I\'d tried the following way, but it\'s not working:
I have a page containing another page on the same domain inside a frame. Is it possible to prevent that a script in the framed page can manipulate the top pag开发者_JS百科e DOM (for example adding an
Except for JSONP why is same domain policy is being followe开发者_JS百科d?The Same Origin Policy has been implemented for security reasons ; quoting a relevant sentence from wikipedia :
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