Feature/allow cross origin isolated #685
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Fixes #650 |
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masterbranchWhat is the purpose of this pull request? (bug fix, enhancement, new feature,...)
new feature - enable cross origin isolation.
This is required to access
SharedArrayBufferamong other things. See here:What changes did you make?
--coicommandline argumentoptions.coiIs there anything you'd like reviewers to focus on?
The test: It fails on both of the two required headers. I'm not sure why that happens, manual testing looks good (Testpage using
SharedArrayBufferin Firefox fails without--coibut works fine with--coi). Looking for advice.options.coiandoptions.corsare mutually exclusive. I made the command line version fail. How could I make it fail when usinghttpServer.createServer(...)?