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I have a library for Cross-Domain communication and someone asked if he can use IP addresses with a different port (he uses a web app on the intranet), I'm not able to test this right now. So I'm asking here. Right now my library throws an error for this user because it's an untrusted context and I use So the question is does the same domain but a different port work the same as subdomains? Or they are different partitions and Cross-Domain communication will be blocked? |
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Storage Partitioning and Storage Access generally operate on sites, which is ignoring ports. However, web storage and communication channels are often bound to origin (which includes the port). I'm not 100% sure which one you're asking for here, but it's definitely a good idea to test if you want to make sure. |
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Storage Partitioning and Storage Access generally operate on sites, which is ignoring ports. However, web storage and communication channels are often bound to origin (which includes the port). I'm not 100% sure which one you're asking for here, but it's definitely a good idea to test if you want to make sure.