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Old 06-06-2020, 09:25 AM   #22
KevinH
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Just checked it out. If I am following it correctly.

For a xhtml file locally loaded (no network access at all) to open its own co-located resources (images, css, etc) (again no network access) we would now have to now create our own fake scheme "sigl" and remap those local requests to our fake url scheme just to get them to be allowed, but only for Qt 5.15 and just to screen out file:/// url schemes.

Basically we are recreating our own webengine setting that prevented this in the first place because they broke something yet again.

That is absurd.
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