Questions tagged [sec-fetch-site]

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Sec-Fetch-Mode and blocked CORS

So I have the same website making the same request to the same server on (1) Chrome 76 and (2) Chrome 77 from different networks and computers. One request has (1) Sec-Fetch-Mode: no-cors, Sec-Fetch-Site: cross-site and the other one (2)…
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What does the sec-fetch-site header mean? Why is the Origin header undefined?

I have an API endpoint that I call from my React app. That API is on the same domain. Something like: https://www.example.com https://www.example.com/api/update-something I use cross-fetch to do that request. I was expecting to see an Origin header…
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Sec-Fetch-Mode, Sec-Fetch-Dest, Sec-Fetch-Site in request header creating CORS issue

On the backend endpoint that I am requesting from my website using axios, most of the browsers do not have "sec-fetch-mode" and "sec-fetch-site" set on the request headers and they seem to work fine. However, few browsers set the headers…
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How to get full referer URL in Chrome when sec-fetch-site is cross-site

I have a client website that is managed by client team and post clicking on login it comes to the site which is managed by us. Till now, we were extracting the referer URL from the request header and using it to take further actions, but currently…
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an unexpected request with sec-fetch-mode: none, who triggered it?

I send a request ONLY ONCE in the browser but got 2 requests logged in the server. One of them is not expected and I wonder which mechanism triggered it. The details Only under Chrome (see the HTTP header for version). Safari does not trigger…
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Sec-Fetch-Site: cross-site but it’s the same site

I have two demo apps on Heroku, let’s call them a.herokuapp.com (website) and b.herokuapp.com (CDN). When visiting a.herokuapp.com in a browser, request is made for content (media) stored on b.herokuapp.com. This, by definition, should be a request…
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request() empty in Laravel

I have a simple Laravel application, in which a third party is redirecting to a route from an external source. This external site hits a very simple logout controller at /saml/logout
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Deny Fetch API requests on server side (PHP or Apache) from Opera address bar

As new Opera 65 came few days ago with address bar redesign, I have noticed an issues on my web page. While typing or copying an address into the bar, Opera sends requests to server, however, I am not able to capture the requests in PHP, as it…
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