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Hi!
It works perfectly in Chrome links with ?dl=1
In Safari it opens a new tab or redirects to the link to the investment of only download as it happens in Chrome.
Is there any solution for this?
My sample page: https://motionloop.com/trendy/elementor-196/?redirect_to=0
If I put as an IFRAME, it also does not work, it does not leave the page, but also not low.
My goal when using the ?dl=1 is to hide as much as possible the direct link of Dropbox.
Because use for digital product.
Hi!
In all browsers works well, but in Safari it insists on not letting the iframe access the download link:
Refused to load [Removed as per Community Guidelines] because it does not appear in the frame-ancestors directive of the Content Security Policy.
https://www.dropbox.com/csp_log?policy_name=metaserver-whitelist
I'm going through this solution because in Safari it requires a new tab to be open to start downlaod, it seems that Dropbox needs to authorize my domain to run iframe or running the download link without having to open a new tab.
The code I'm using is IFRAME standard:
<iframe src="[Removed as per Community Guidelines] "></iframe>
Is there any solution for this?
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I just tested with the Google Drive download link and with them Safari does not require opening a new tab and not out of my site, could you explain why this happens different with Dropbox?
Walter
Community Moderator @ Dropbox
dropbox.com/support
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