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> it will only block if the device sets a special header? No. It will block by default. If the header is present, it will allow the request. > just throw up a
by diogocp 3y ago
> it will only block if the device sets a special header?
No. It will block by default. If the header is present, it will allow the request.
> just throw up a dialog that says "the current page wants to connect to things on your home network
In many (probably most) cases it is just a work site trying to connect to an internal service on your work VPN, and the warnings would get annoying very quickly.
- blacksmith_tb 3y agoAh, that makes a little more sense, though it will break any legitimate uses we might have now - not sure if the Home Assistant web UI talks to local devices by IP (or maybe only via their .local?) That's probably still a good tradeoff, and I am sure if they left it all up to the user plenty of people would click 'ok' without understanding, but it'd be nice to have that as an option.