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HTML Standard attribute: crossorigin

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The HTML crossorigin attribute indicates how the element handles cross-origin requests. It can apply to <img> and <link> elements (and some other elements for some browsers).

 

Valid attribute values (when used with <img> and <link> elements) include:

 

Value

Description

 

(default), i.e. blank. CORS will not be used at all.

anonymous

CORS requests for element will not have credentials flag set, i.e. no user credentials will be exchanged via e.g. cookies, client-side SSL certificates or HTTP authentication

use-credentials

CORS requests for element will have credentials flag set, i.e. request will provide credentials

 


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