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Firefox blocks /eval/
requests
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@drewcorlin1 are you able to share more information about this please?
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Describe the bug
Non-anonymous eval requests (
https://clientstream.launchdarkly.com/eval/<id>/<data>
) are being blocked only in firefox (working fine in Chrome, Safari, Edge) with the error message below.To reproduce
Make an
identify()
call with the LaunchDarkly clientExpected behavior
No error is logged in the console
Logs
SDK version
3.0.6
Language version, developer tools
Javascript/React with the sync LD provider
OS/platform
Mac OS Ventura 13.3.1 - Firefox 115.0.3 64 bit
Additional context
The anonymous identify call (seemingly triggered automatically by LD) is not blocked. Also the non-anonymous call that does throw an error seems to actually register the context in LaunchDarkly, so it might just be noise.
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