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Merge branch 'main' into pr/helmet
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simplify helmet import
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turn off referrerPolicy security header
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Update server/index.ts
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Can you help me understand what this does, why we need this, and what's in the entry.server.tsx?
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These lines ensure that all routes are protected, not just Remix routes.
When working on CSP and other security headers, I realized that some security headers are specific to the response type. Some apply to all types of resources, such as
X-Content-Type-Options,Strict-Transport-Security, andCross-Origin-Resource-Policy. Others are content-specific, typically fortext/html, some (like CSP) can also apply toapplication/xml,application/pdf,image/svg+xmland more (see this).To improve clarity and control, I categorized the headers into three groups:
1. General – Applied to all resources.
2. Content – Applied to content types.
3. Resource Sharing – Related to cross-origin policies.
Here, we apply the general security headers, ensuring that assets, JS files, and other resources are covered. In
entry.server.tsx, we handle content-specific headers fortext/html, such as CSP.The main
helmetworks on Web Fetch API's Headers, this import is essentially a wrapper on it to work withhttp.ServerResponse.I hope this is clear, feel free to ask for more details!