Add crossOrigin="use-credentials" for site.webmanifest #5381
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Add `crossOrigin="use-credentials"` to the `<link>` element for `site.webmanifest` when the site is behind a proxy with authentication.
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participant Browser
participant Server
Browser->>Server: Request site.webmanifest with credentials
Server-->>Browser: Respond with site.webmanifest
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44-44: Approved: Addition ofcrossOrigin='use-credentials'to the web manifest link.The change correctly implements the
crossOrigin="use-credentials"attribute to ensure that credentials are included in cross-origin requests, which is necessary for environments behind authentication-requiring proxies. This should resolve the issue without introducing any apparent side effects.However, it's important to consider the security implications of sending credentials with every request for the manifest. Ensure that this does not expose sensitive information unnecessarily and that it is consistent with your security policies.
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Verified: Usage of
crossOrigin='use-credentials'is appropriate and secure.The
crossOrigin="use-credentials"attribute is only used in theapp/layout.tsxfile for the web manifest link, aligning with the intended purpose of handling authentication scenarios. There are no other occurrences in the codebase, ensuring consistent and secure usage. No additional security concerns were identified.Scripts executed
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify that the `crossOrigin` attribute is only used where necessary and does not expose sensitive information. # Test: Search for other occurrences of `crossOrigin` in the project to ensure it's used consistently and securely. rg --type tsx --type ts 'crossOrigin="use-credentials"'Length of output: 85
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify that the `crossOrigin` attribute is only used where necessary and does not expose sensitive information. # Test: Search for other occurrences of `crossOrigin` in the project to ensure it's used consistently and securely. rg --type-add 'tsx:*.tsx' --type tsx --type ts 'crossOrigin="use-credentials"'Length of output: 187
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