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Content Security Policy: The page's settings blocked the loading of a resource at eval ("script-src").

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I have a website running on a virtual machine on my PC. I access it through m-nlp.test.

Suddenly, my js files are not loaded anymore, although I have not changed anything at the website.

I get the following error/warnings when I open my website with Firefox:

>Loading failed for the with source “http://m-nlp.test/js/index.js?v=4”.

>Content Security Policy: The page's settings blocked the loading of a resource at eval ("script-src").

and the js is not working. I don't understand why a `Content Security Policy` is raised, because the js files that I try to load are accessed from the same domain (http://m-nlp.test/).

Weird facts:

  • The live website on the production server is working in Firefox.
  • m-nlp.test works in Chrome
  • m-nlp.test works in incognito window in Firefox.

I cleared cache for m-nlp.test but it is still showing the same error.

What could cause it?

I have a website running on a virtual machine on my PC. I access it through m-nlp.test. Suddenly, my js files are not loaded anymore, although I have not changed anything at the website. I get the following error/warnings when I open my website with Firefox: >Loading failed for the with source “http://m-nlp.test/js/index.js?v=4”. >Content Security Policy: The page's settings blocked the loading of a resource at eval ("script-src"). and the js is not working. I don't understand why a `Content Security Policy` is raised, because the js files that I try to load are accessed from the same domain (http://m-nlp.test/). Weird facts: * The live website on the production server is working in Firefox. * m-nlp.test works in Chrome * m-nlp.test works in incognito window in Firefox. I cleared cache for m-nlp.test but it is still showing the same error. What could cause it?
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Okay I fixed it, I had the "Disable JS" plugin activated. Whoups.

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Okay I fixed it, I had the "Disable JS" plugin activated. Whoups.