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Hotlinking <img>s from other domains has been a thing forever, as far as I'm aware, and that's the archetypical example of a cross-origin request. <iframe>s (or
by LegionMammal978 2y ago
Hotlinking <img>s from other domains has been a thing forever, as far as I'm aware, and that's the archetypical example of a cross-origin request. <iframe>s (or rather, <frame>s) are another old example. And it's not like those would've been considered a security issue, since at worst it would eat up the other domain's bandwidth. The current status quo is a restriction on what scripts are allowed to do, compared to those elements.
- IgorPartola 2y agoBy definition those do allow you to see the response so that’s not really what is being discussed.
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- Muromec 2y agoNot really. You as an application generally can't read across origin boundaries, but you can ask browser to show it to the user.