Cross Site / Cross Domain Request

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A request is:

  • same-site if its target's URI's origin's registrable domain is an exact match for the request's initiator's (the parent),
  • and cross-site otherwise.

A cross site request is also known as:

Example

  • login.example.com and blog.example.com will trigger same-site request because they share the same domain.

Tracking

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