breautek edited a comment on issue #560: Content-security-policy bug URL: https://github.com/apache/cordova-android/issues/560#issuecomment-533932077 I've looked into this a bit deeper, and creating my own test server to use as the CSP policy must come from http headers for `frame-ancestors`. I've ran tests both on Cordova & Desktop. Desktop appears to run fine, including when the page is loaded through the `file://` protocol (ie just opening a html page from the filesystem). Mobile appears to disallow this. The protocol must not be `file://` in my tests. Which means the page needs to be loaded from a place other than the file system. This is a problem with the default webview provided by Cordova as files are... loaded from the filesystem directly. A proof case is to have the following inside your `config.xml` ```xml ... <content src="http://remote.example.com/outer.html"; /> ``` Here, the app content `outer.html` will be loaded from the webserver, and `location.origin` will have a `http://` origin path. The CSP policy will behave properly in this case. Do note that this config **IS NOT** recommended if you use cordova APIs and plugins due to app store policies regarding executing native APIs remotely. This is just for proof that `frame-ancestors` CSP works under a `http` origin vs `file` origin. I don't know if this is an issue Cordova will fix, but basically using `frame-ancestors` CSP rules will not work with the default android webview. ### Any Workarounds? I have tested the [Ionic Webview](https://github.com/ionic-team/cordova-plugin-ionic-webview) with this, I know this webview provides some kind of proxy support so that files are not "loaded" from the filesystem and is instead loaded through the `http/s` protocol (or whatever [Scheme](https://github.com/ionic-team/cordova-plugin-ionic-webview#scheme) you choose... And `frame-ancestors` CSP policy does appear to work properly using the ionic webview due to their scheme implementation. Note that I am not very familiar with the Ionic webview and any questions specifically about the webview I probably cannot answer, but I do know that even though it's made by Ionic, you don't need to use the ionic framework to use the webview.
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