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Allow outer context to access arbitrary URLs #11217
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To grant universal access to a web page attribute "WebSecurityEnabled" must be applied during the initializing security context for Document instance. Setting up it later will not cause any effect See <qt\src\3rdparty\webkit\Source\WebCore\dom\Document.cpp:4468> Issue: ariya#11217
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To grant universal access to a web page attribute "WebSecurityEnabled" must be applied during the initializing security context for Document instance. Setting up it later will not cause any effect See <qt\src\3rdparty\webkit\Source\WebCore\dom\Document.cpp:4468> Issue: ariya#11217
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To grant universal access to a web page attribute "WebSecurityEnabled" must be applied during the initializing security context for Document instance. Setting up it later will not cause any effect See <qt\src\3rdparty\webkit\Source\WebCore\dom\Document.cpp:4468> Issue: ariya#11217
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To grant universal access to a web page attribute "WebSecurityEnabled" must be applied during the initializing security context for Document instance. Setting up it later will not cause any effect See <qt\src\3rdparty\webkit\Source\WebCore\dom\Document.cpp:4468> Issue: #11217
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Accessing arbitrary domains from PhantomJS' outer context is currently only possible through a dirty workaround (e.g. https://gist.github.com/cburgmer/5339864). For sandboxed webpages this is however easily doable by passing
--web-security=noto phantom on the console.I believe that the outer context should be able to access any resources without restrictions, similar to e.g. Node.js.
Relevant discussion in the phantomjs group: https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/phantomjs/Kb06DuqIoxw
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