No, if a site sets the X-Frame-Options
response header to DENY
then there is no way for you to override that setting.
It’s a security measure to prevent click-jacking attacks. You can read more about it in the MDN documentation.
No, if a site sets the X-Frame-Options
response header to DENY
then there is no way for you to override that setting.
It’s a security measure to prevent click-jacking attacks. You can read more about it in the MDN documentation.
Is there any way to display a website (that is not mine) in iframe when it refuses to connect? I have no idea what x-frame-options is, and I was wondering if there is anyway to bypass that.
There is something called
@Rojo Oh okay thanks!
A simple web search for “x-frame-options” brings up about 5,170,000 Results…
Thanks for the question. Even though it’s very general it was helpful to me by mapping iframe to x-frame-options for further google searching.
@hafichuk aww glad I helped