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In Google Firebase pricing (https://firebase.google.com/pricing/) table states:
The Spark plan only allows outbound network requests to Google-owned services.
Does it mean that JS function in web browser (client) page can't call Firebase function and retrieve data in FREE TIER?
At lowest possible costs (USD 11.53) it is better to have Blaze plan and use REST calls to Firebase functions freely:
firebaser here
Good catch, that piece of documentation probably should be clarified.
Inbound requests are allowed, as long as you're within your allowed quota. So your app can call a Cloud Function.
Outbound requests for projects on the free plan are only allowed to Google-owned services. So your Cloud Function code can only call google owned web APIs, unless it's on a paid plan.
no, they do not talk about JavaScript Functions, they talk about serverless computing functions
https://firebase.google.com/features/functions/
theses functions can make only make http calls to Google Services and e.g. not to Yahoo or Amazon services