Add crossdomain.xml support #399
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crossdomain.xml provides cross-domain functionality to Adobe Flash/Flex, but these days Adobe Acrobat. The functionality is required when a tracker request is embedded in a pdf. In this case, when user opens up a PDF file with a script hosted on domain a.com, the script will fetch the crossdomain.xml policy from domain b.com to check whether the endpoint can be accessed and that's used by Adobe to conditionally issue requests.
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crossdomain.xml provides cross-domain functionality to Adobe Flash/Flex, but these days Adobe Acrobat. The functionality is required when a tracker request is embedded in a pdf. In this case, when user opens up a PDF file with a script hosted on domain a.com, the script will fetch the crossdomain.xml policy from domain b.com to check whether the endpoint can be accessed and that's used by Adobe to conditionally issue requests.
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crossdomain.xml provides cross-domain functionality to Adobe Flash/Flex, but these days Adobe Acrobat. The functionality is required when a tracker request is embedded in a pdf. In this case, when user opens up a PDF file with a script hosted on domain a.com, the script will fetch the crossdomain.xml policy from domain b.com to check whether the endpoint can be accessed and that's used by Adobe to conditionally issue requests.
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crossdomain.xml provides cross-domain functionality to Adobe Flash/Flex, but these days Adobe Acrobat. The functionality is required when a tracker request is embedded in a pdf. In this case, when user opens up a PDF file with a script hosted on domain a.com, the script will fetch the crossdomain.xml policy from domain b.com to check whether the endpoint can be accessed and that's used by Adobe to conditionally issue requests.
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crossdomain.xml provides cross-domain functionality to Adobe Flash/Flex, but these days Adobe Acrobat. The functionality is required when a tracker request is embedded in a pdf. In this case, when user opens up a PDF file with a script hosted on domain a.com, the script will fetch the crossdomain.xml policy from domain b.com to check whether the endpoint can be accessed and that's used by Adobe to conditionally issue requests.
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crossdomain.xml provides cross-domain functionality to Adobe Flash/Flex, but these days Adobe Acrobat. The functionality is required when a tracker request is embedded in a pdf. In this case, when user opens up a PDF file with a script hosted on domain a.com, the script will fetch the crossdomain.xml policy from domain b.com to check whether the endpoint can be accessed and that's used by Adobe to conditionally issue requests.
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crossdomain.xml provides cross-domain functionality to Adobe Flash/Flex, but these days Adobe Acrobat. The functionality is required when a tracker request is embedded in a pdf. In this case, when user opens up a PDF file with a script hosted on domain a.com, the script will fetch the crossdomain.xml policy from domain b.com to check whether the endpoint can be accessed and that's used by Adobe to conditionally issue requests.
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crossdomain.xmlprovides cross-domain functionality to Adobe Flash/Flex, but these days Adobe Acrobat. The functionality is required when a tracker request is embedded in a pdf. In this case, when user opens up a PDF file with a script hosted on domaina.com, the script will fetch thecrossdomain.xmlpolicy from domainb.comto check whether the endpoint can be accessed and that's used by Adobe to conditionally issue requests.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: