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239238 < a href ='https://stackoverflow.com/questions/79833235/is-it-possible-to-connect-to-a-local-python-server-using-secure-web-sockets-from '>
240239 Is it possible to connect to a local Python server using secure web sockets from a browser console on an HTTPS webpage?
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242241 stackoverflow.com
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247245 but i didnt qant to get -1'd for no reason ...
248246 < a href ='https://stackoverflow.com/questions/28099493/running-ffmpeg-in-browser-options/79820132#79820132 '>
249247 Running ffmpeg in browser - options?
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251249 stackoverflow.com
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256- so i thought i'd write a blog post about it anyway
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253+ so i thought i'd write a blog post about it anyway< br >
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259255 Discover how to overcome the content-security-policy for a website.
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265261 Manifest v2
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269265 so right off the bat, manifest v2 is capable of removing the contest-security-policy on a web request< br >
270266 firefox still ( currently, at the time of writing ) supports manifest v2, it has the bindings for manifest v3 but
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275269 chromium and hence google chrome, edge, brave, opera and any of the myriad of browsers that are based on chromium do
276270 not support manifest v2< br >
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278272 google's official stance on manifest v3 changes< br >
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280274 To prevent extensions from weakening site security. Allowing CSP removal would undermine protections against XSS and remote code injection.< br >
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282276 < a href ='https://developer.chrome.com/docs/extensions/migrating/improve-security/ '>
283277 Improve extension security
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285279 developer.chrome.com
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289283 for those who wish to develop using the old manifest v2, previous versions of chromium can be downloaded from< br >
290284 < a href ='https://www.chromium.org/getting-involved/download-chromium/#downloading-old-builds-of-chrome-chromium '>
291285 Downloading old builds of Chrome / Chromium
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293287 chromium.org
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297291 manifest V3 is supported generally in Chrome 88 ( January 19th, 2021 ) or later.< br >
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