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Currently the Content-Security-Policy header is disabled by default when crawling.
It's possible to re-enable it using the crawler configuration: jQuery: false
Is this the intended way to re-enable the CSP header? At the moment it seems to be a side-effect of the jQuery configuration, rather than the primary intended effect.
I think that something such as a csp: true|false configuration would be useful for this.
The reason I am asking is that my project travis-ci_csp-tester specifically requires the CSP to be enabled, and I want to ensure that the jQuery: false configuration is reliable.
Thank you.
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Currently the Content-Security-Policy header is disabled by default when crawling.
It's possible to re-enable it using the crawler configuration:
jQuery: false
Is this the intended way to re-enable the CSP header? At the moment it seems to be a side-effect of the
jQuery
configuration, rather than the primary intended effect.I think that something such as a
csp: true|false
configuration would be useful for this.The reason I am asking is that my project travis-ci_csp-tester specifically requires the CSP to be enabled, and I want to ensure that the
jQuery: false
configuration is reliable.Thank you.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: