What are the HTML elements that fetch resources?

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This page is about HTML elements:

When a page load is executed by the browser, these elements will trigger a download from media resources if the URL is external.

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Attributes

All fetch elements may manage the cross origin policy with the following attribute:

Security

With the CSP directive, you may define the allowed fetched URL.





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