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The Same Origin Policy
  1. 01Introduction
  2. 02What should be Allowed?
  3. 03Same Origin Policy
  4. 04Access Different Orgins
  5. 05Same Origin Policy in Tabs
  6. 06Same Origin Policy to Anchors
  7. 07Same Origin Policy to Forms
  8. 08Same Origin Policy to Images and CSS
  9. 09Same Origin Policy to JavaScript
  10. 10Same Origin Policy to Web Storage
  11. 11Same Origin Policy to Cookies
  12. 12Getting Around Same Origin Policy
  13. 13postMessage API Implementation and limitations
  14. 14References

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References in Pankaj Mouriya's Same Origin Policy guide.

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  1. 01 / Introduction
  2. 02 / What should be Allowed?
  3. 03 / Same Origin Policy
  4. 04 / Access Different Orgins
  5. 05 / Same Origin Policy in Tabs
  6. 06 / Same Origin Policy to Anchors
  7. 07 / Same Origin Policy to Forms
  8. 08 / Same Origin Policy to Images and CSS
  9. 09 / Same Origin Policy to JavaScript
  10. 10 / Same Origin Policy to Web Storage
  11. 11 / Same Origin Policy to Cookies
  12. 12 / Getting Around Same Origin Policy
  13. 13 / postMessage API Implementation and limitations
  14. 14 / References
Historical edition
This guide preserves its original explanations and figures. Some tools, terminology, and behavior may have changed; check current documentation before applying the details.
  • https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/Security/Same-origin_policy
  • DevTools security assessments
  • https://html.spec.whatwg.org/multipage/browsers.html#cross-origin-objects
  • https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zul8TtVS-64
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