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we can block or allow a page from being placed within a frame or iframe. The child site can load its own content and cookies, so sites may allow it. to allow or block the page from being loaded within frames or iframes. Policies are a contract between developer and browser. prevent layout thrashing) and are not too big for the viewport (e.g. The allow attribute is used to enable the Geolocation API within the nested context. Learn about iframes, inline frames, an HTML element that loads another HTML. Block the use of outdated APIs like synchronous XHR and document.write (). The allow attribute is used to enable the Geolocation API within the nested.

Would you be down to include that in the iframe’s sandbox attribute? If not, it’d be super helpful if you could help me understand why. In this example, an iframe is used to embed a map from an online navigation service. In this example, an iframe is used to embed a map from an online navigation service. See the null in the error message: Not allowed to load local resource: blob:null/e0de54c8-b258-4a5a-abb3-4a39c11088c6Īfter a little experimentation in Glitch, I found that including allow-same-origin in the sandbox attribute makes things work.

It appears to be struggling to construct the URL for the video’s src attribute. It seems that this breaks video playback in the Wistia player (disclosure: I work there), as seen in this notebook: think that’s because Wistia, in most cases, delivers video using hls.js, which uses Media Source Extensions – and Media Source Extensions doesn’t play nice with that restriction. I noticed that the main iframe for the rendered cell output has the following sandbox attribute: sandbox="allow-scripts allow-popups allow-forms allow-popups-to-escape-sandbox allow-top-navigation-by-user-activation"