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Some sites have restricted access on Media Embedding.
file: /s9e/text-formatter/src/Plugins/MediaEmbed/Configurator/TemplateGenerators/Iframe.php
One easy way to resolve this is to add a referrer policy, which tells the browser to restrict the referrer information when opening the IFRAME. This is dramatic as it opens up (particularly for youtube) a host of new videos that can be embedded.
I have considered setting a default referrer policy in the past, but I came to the conclusion this was best applied at the application level, most likely with a meta element.
Alternatively, if you want to set a referrerpolicy attribute on all iframe elements, you can do so via a template normalization. It should be created as early in the configuration as possible, before sites are added. For example:
Some sites have restricted access on Media Embedding.
file: /s9e/text-formatter/src/Plugins/MediaEmbed/Configurator/TemplateGenerators/Iframe.php
One easy way to resolve this is to add a referrer policy, which tells the browser to restrict the referrer information when opening the IFRAME. This is dramatic as it opens up (particularly for youtube) a host of new videos that can be embedded.
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