A browser extension to disable http header Content-Security-Policy and html meta Content-Security-Policy
In the process of website development and testing, we inevitably need to inject cross-domain resources into some websites, but Content-Security-Policy prevents this. So you can use this extension to disable Content-Security-Policy so that you have a better development experience
- disable http header csp
- disable html meta csp (must open devtools)
http header csp
disable http header csp
html meta csp
disable html meta csp (**must open devtools**)
1.declarativeNetRequest: disable http header Content-Security-Policy, remove response headers
2.debugger: disable http meta Content-Security-Policy, attach devtools then modify http response body
3.storage: save disable/enable csp user config
4.tabs: disable http meta Content-Security-Policy, attach the current tabId of devtools then modify http response body
5.host_permissions<all_urls>: disable the Content-Security-Policy of any host