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Add crossorigin attributes only under require-corp, with the plugin's own injector - #63
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…ctor Core and Gutenberg are dropping wp_add_crossorigin_attributes(): under Document-Isolation-Policy: isolate-and-credentialless the attribute is not needed and it breaks media served without CORS headers. This plugin relied on that function for everything except images, so Safari would have lost its injection. Send the COEP/COOP headers directly. Under require-corp (Safari), where a CORS request is the only way for a cross-origin resource without CORP to load, buffer the page and add the attribute to IMG, SCRIPT, LINK, AUDIO, VIDEO, and the media parent of a cross-origin SOURCE. Bound a media element's source list by the content model instead of waiting for a closing tag the tag processor may never see, and mark parents in a second forward pass instead of seeking backwards. Under credentialless add nothing, on the PHP side and in the observer. Also fix the Chromium version tests on WordPress 7.1+, where the real wp_get_chromium_major_version() exists and reads the user agent, and stop scanning tests/e2e as PHPUnit test files.
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe plugin now sends COEP/COOP headers directly, adds ChangesCross-origin isolation behavior
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Change: Bug fix Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant EditorRequest
participant CrossOriginIsolation
participant HeaderSender
participant HTMLBuffer
participant ResourceParser
EditorRequest->>CrossOriginIsolation: request eligible editor screen
CrossOriginIsolation->>HeaderSender: send COOP and COEP headers
HeaderSender-->>CrossOriginIsolation: return require-corp or credentialless
CrossOriginIsolation->>HTMLBuffer: start buffer for require-corp
HTMLBuffer->>ResourceParser: process rendered HTML
ResourceParser-->>HTMLBuffer: add crossorigin to supported resources
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In `@includes/cross-origin-isolation.php`:
- Line 247: Update csme_is_cross_origin_url() to compare parsed URL scheme,
host, and effective port against site_url(), treating originless URLs as
same-origin; ensure host-prefix domains and differing ports are detected as
cross-origin. Add regression coverage for both host-prefix and port-difference
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Reviewing the earlier core patch, @dmsnell asked what visiting closing tags was for and whether the intent was to enter a media element and reset on exit. That is exactly the model, but nothing at the loop said so. Name it at the call site so the next reader does not have to reconstruct it from the branches. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01WK2TmvaEcAgRvD2VAS3Ey7
The PHP injector puts crossorigin on the AUDIO or VIDEO element that owns a cross-origin SOURCE, because SOURCE has no crossorigin attribute of its own - the media element governs the fetch for every candidate in its source list. The observer set it on the SOURCE, where it does nothing, and never marked the parent, so a client-inserted Video block with a cross-origin source stayed blocked on Safari while the same markup rendered server-side worked. AUDIO was missing from both the descendant selector and the nodeName list as well, so a dynamically inserted cross-origin audio element was never marked at all. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01WK2TmvaEcAgRvD2VAS3Ey7
Matching site_url() as a string prefix read https://example.com.cdn.net as same-origin for a site at https://example.com, and missed a differing port, so a genuinely cross-origin resource went unmarked and stayed blocked under require-corp. It also read everything outside the install directory as cross-origin on a site in a subdirectory. Compare scheme, host, and effective port instead. URLs with no host stay same-origin, and protocol-relative URLs now inherit the site's scheme so only host and port decide. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01WK2TmvaEcAgRvD2VAS3Ey7
SOURCE was only examined inside AUDIO and VIDEO, and only for src, so a PICTURE whose candidates live in srcset was invisible to the injector. An AVIF or WebP plugin emitting a cross-origin candidate next to a same-origin JPEG fallback got nothing marked, and Safari blocked the candidate it picked under require-corp. The browser applies the selected candidate to the IMG, so that is the element that carries the attribute. Since the IMG follows its sources, this fits the existing forward pass with no extra scan. Two tests used a PICTURE as a stand-in for "not a media element" and asserted nothing changed. Their real subjects, an implicitly closed VIDEO and a parentless SOURCE, are kept and asserted directly. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01WK2TmvaEcAgRvD2VAS3Ey7
WordPress 7.1 adds crossorigin="anonymous" to every AUDIO and VIDEO template in wp_print_media_templates() whenever client-side media processing is enabled, with no regard for the browser, and the release that drops the Document-Isolation-Policy injection drops this too. Neither suits both COEP modes, so the plugin decides for itself and never has to ask which version of WordPress is running. Under require-corp the attribute is added, which Safari needs once core stops supplying it. Under credentialless it is removed, which unbreaks media modal previews of audio and video served without CORS headers on Firefox and Chrome below 137 - the same bug the page-level injection was removed to fix, on the one surface it did not reach. The override runs late on wp_enqueue_media and steps aside if something else already replaced the action, so it cannot double-print alongside the Gutenberg plugin's own override. Under require-corp that override is removed instead, since it exists to serve DIP and this request is not using DIP. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01EJnjn8VyEbdD7zSS9PLCDw
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In `@includes/cross-origin-isolation.php`:
- Line 546: Update the crossorigin presence check using
WP_HTML_Tag_Processor::get_attribute() to treat both string and boolean true
values as present by checking for null rather than requiring a string, and add a
regression test covering a valueless crossorigin attribute such as audio
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WP_HTML_Tag_Processor::get_attribute() returns boolean true for a valueless attribute, so the string check skipped `<audio crossorigin>` and left it in place under credentialless, where it still forces a CORS request that fails without Access-Control-Allow-Origin. Check for null instead, which also stops the attribute being rewritten under require-corp: valueless already maps to `anonymous`. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_015konasi2nLzhpsSBSMHFKq
* Reach the editor canvas with the crossorigin observer The MutationObserver attached to the canvas iframe while it was still about:blank, then Gutenberg swapped in the real document and the observer was left watching a detached one. Nothing rendered in the canvas was ever marked, so on Safari (require-corp) every cross-origin image, audio and video in the editor showed as broken while working fine on the front end. Track the observed document by identity and re-attach immediately, on load, and on a short bounded poll whenever contentDocument changes. Sweep what a document already contains on attach, since the observer only reports later mutations. And retry a load that ended blocked exactly once after marking it: the attribute is read when a fetch starts, so setting it on an element that already tried is inert on its own. Add a mu-plugin that serves a CORS-enabled image from wp-env's second site, and e2e tests that assert inside the canvas iframe, including after the canvas document is replaced. The existing tests only ever targeted the top frame, which is how this survived. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01XMoTie8dP9R9gwdyjDStpR * Show a panel for media Safari cannot load at all Under require-corp a cross-origin resource whose host sends no CORS headers cannot load by any means, so after the single retry has settled such an element is marked and drawn as a neutral panel: "This media can't be previewed in Safari." The copy never suggests the file is damaged, because it is not; it displays on the site and in every other browser. The three core media blocks get the same sentence as a notice in their inspector, and one editor notice carries the explanation however many elements are affected. The panel is drawn on the element itself from SVG background layers, so nothing is added to the DOM and no parent is styled, which keeps React out of it and covers raw markup in a Classic block as well. WebKit gives no way to hide the "Error" in an audio element's controls, so the strip holding them is clipped off a taller element; a video's controls are switched off instead, since it paints black behind them. Add the components, data and i18n packages the notice needs, register the script's translations, and test the dependency list. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01XMoTie8dP9R9gwdyjDStpR --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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In `@tests/e2e/specs/canvas-cross-origin-media.spec.ts`:
- Around line 228-235: Update the request-count assertions in the cross-origin
media test to wait for the image’s data-csme-unpreviewable attribute, set by
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Wait for the retry state before snapshotting requests.
settleLoad checks a loading image every 250 ms for up to 40 checks. retryLoad can therefore start the third request almost 10 seconds after settleLoad begins. The proposed one-second stabilization poll can return while the image is still loading. Wait for data-csme-unpreviewable, which is set after the retry settles.
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+ const blocked = editor.canvas.locator(
+ `img[src="${ NO_CORS_IMAGE }"]`
+ );
+ await expect( blocked ).toHaveAttribute(
+ 'data-csme-unpreviewable'
+ );
- await page.waitForTimeout( 3000 );
const settled = requests;The timing issue affects the final equality assertion. A late request does not by itself make the intermediate upper-bound assertion fail.
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| await page.waitForTimeout( 3000 ); | |
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| // Then make sure it stays settled. | |
| await page.waitForTimeout( 2000 ); | |
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In `@tests/e2e/specs/canvas-cross-origin-media.spec.ts` around lines 228 - 235,
Update the request-count assertions in the cross-origin media test to wait for
the image’s data-csme-unpreviewable attribute, set by retryLoad after loading
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WordPress 7.1 defines wp_is_client_side_media_processing_enabled() and wp_get_chromium_major_version() itself. The test bootstrap declared a stub of the first unconditionally, so PHP died on the redeclare before a single test ran, and the Chromium detection tests declared the second only when absent, so on 7.1 they ran against the real user-agent lookup with no user agent set. Drop the stub, which was never needed since the bootstrap loads the include directly, and drive the Chromium version through the user agent when core's lookup exists. Same changes as on the #63 branch. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01XMoTie8dP9R9gwdyjDStpR Co-authored-by: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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What?
The plugin now adds
crossorigin="anonymous"itself, and only on Safari (require-corp). On Firefox and Chrome below 137 (credentialless) it adds nothing.Core and Gutenberg are dropping their injection, since under
Document-Isolation-Policy: isolate-and-credentiallessit is not needed and it breaks media served without CORS headers. See WordPress/wordpress-develop#13446 and WordPress/gutenberg#82614. This plugin was callingwp_add_crossorigin_attributes()for everything except images, so it needs its own implementation to keep Safari working.Claude wrote the new injector, here is how it works:
The media library templates needed the same treatment. They are the one surface the page-level injection never reached, so the bug that injection was removed to fix was still live in the media modal.
I had Claude take a second pass at the media modal, here is where it landed:
Two other fixes came out of review along the way:
site_url()as a string prefix.https://example.com.cdn.netread as same-origin for a site athttps://example.com, a differing port was missed entirely, and on a site in a subdirectory everything outside the install directory read as cross-origin.PICTUREwhose candidates live insrcsetwas invisible to the injector, so an AVIF or WebP plugin emitting a cross-origin candidate next to a same-origin JPEG fallback got nothing marked. The attribute goes on theIMG, since that is the element the browser applies the selected candidate to.Testing
composer test(81 tests),composer lintandcomposer phpstanpass. The PHPUnit suite was run against both a stock WordPress 7.1 and a checkout with the core injection stripped out, to confirm the plugin lands in the right place on either version.Cross-Origin-Embedder-Policy: require-corpandwindow.crossOriginIsolated === true, and that a cross-origin script or image tag hascrossorigin="anonymous". Upload an image and confirm thesideloadrequests.credentiallessand nocrossoriginattributes anywhere. An Image block pointing athttps://placehold.jp/1024x768.jpgrenders its preview.tmpl-attachmenttemplate carriescrossoriginon Safari and none on Firefox.AI Use
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