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If the CDN doesn't support CORS then presumably the user won't even get the script back, but if they do then the browser shouldn't execute it due to the lack of
by Alex3917 11y ago
If the CDN doesn't support CORS then presumably the user won't even get the script back, but if they do then the browser shouldn't execute it due to the lack of CORS authorization, regardless of the integrity issue.