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Should the request for /.well-known/origin-policy include a Referrer? #65

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domenic opened this issue Dec 13, 2019 · 1 comment
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Should the request for /.well-known/origin-policy include a Referrer? #65

domenic opened this issue Dec 13, 2019 · 1 comment
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domenic commented Dec 13, 2019

Currently it does not. It could include the URL of the request for which the origin policy is being looked up.

Pro: I think it would make testing a lot easier? (See issue I'm about to open on the web platform tests repo.)

Con: the origin policy is supposed to be fairly "general", so sending a Referrer seems a bit weird?
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domenic commented Feb 12, 2020

Let's say no referrer.

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Use the correct client when network-fetching
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Closes #75. Note that we now have to explicitly set the referrer policy to null to preserve the resolution of #65.
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Use the correct client when network-fetching
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Closes #75. Note that we now have to explicitly set the referrer policy to "no-referrer" to preserve the resolution of #65.
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Use the correct client when network-fetching
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Closes #75. Note that we now have to explicitly set the referrer policy to "no-referrer" to preserve the resolution of #65.
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