After implementing a strict CSP on a website, a developer notices that some of the third-party widgets are not functioning. Which of the following is the most likely reason?
- The widgets are not properly configured
- The widgets lack a Content Security Policy
- The widgets need browser extensions to function
- The widgets violate the Same-Origin Policy
The most likely reason for the third-party widgets not functioning after implementing a strict CSP (Content Security Policy) is that the widgets violate the Same-Origin Policy. CSP restricts the sources from which content can be loaded on a web page, and if the widgets come from a different origin, they may be blocked.
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