Disable redirect for CID-in-subdomain even when X-Ipfs-Path is present #617
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This is a fix of a regression for #537 that was introduced when X-Ipfs-Path header support was added. Until we are able to provide the same origin-based security guarantees at a local gateway, we should not redirect resources that use cid-in-subdomain deployment, as it is a strong hint they care about Origin-based isolation and we should not relax those guarantees.
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This is a fix of a regression for #537 that was introduced when a redirect based on the presence of
X-Ipfs-Pathheader support got added.Until we are able to provide the same origin-based security guarantees at a local gateway, we should not redirect resources that use cid-in-subdomain deployment (ipfs/in-web-browsers#89), as it is a strong hint they care about Origin-based isolation and we should not relax those guarantees.