Add "Content-Security-Policy" to speculation rules explainer #213
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The new section explains how the prerender and prefetch follow the Content-Security-Policy. They respect the existing `script-src`, but `inline-speculation-rules` is also added as a new source to permit inline speculationrules.
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This is a revised proposal that is based on discussion at #209 |
jeremyroman
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domenic
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Rephrasing for better explanations and replacing `Speculation-Rules` with just "speculation rules" as the former is used to represent the HTTP header name. Co-authored-by: Jeremy Roman <[email protected]>
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The new section explains how the prerender and prefetch follow the Content-Security-Policy. They respect the existing
script-src, butinline-speculation-rulesis also added as a new source to permit inline speculationrules.