As a web developer, is there any way to prevent a user's Chrome extensions from being applied to my site? i.e. a header, meta tag, anything? Additionally, if there is, is there also a way to whitelist particular extensions?
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回答1:
It's not possible. At the web server end, you are only only able to control what the browser will allow you to control. In simple terms, this means you can control the data (HTML, javascript, headers etc) that you send back to it. That's about it.
回答2:
Can't you create a Content Security Policy (CSP) and block inline javascript and only allow javascript from specific domains? You could even create a CSP in report-only mode and collect violation reports via something like https://report-uri.io/