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On some pages of a system I work on (I’m not the only developer) a message appears on Google Chrome as the image below:
This only happens in Google Chrome, Firefox works normally.
The test server also works, including Google Chrome.
In production servers (there are 3 with load balancing via DNS if I am not mistaken) occurs as described above.
I do not know how to solve this problem, which as I said earlier, happens only on a few pages.
I’ve researched and I haven’t found anything that could shed any light on how this sandbox idea works in Chrome.
The pages have none <iframe>.
If anyone has any material that helps me understand why this is happening, I’d appreciate it.
If anyone knows how to solve it will be of great help, but I ask you to show me how to identify the reason for this behavior and not only the solution.
From what I’ve seen, you put that you want your iframe as sandbox.
– PauloHDSousa
Take a look at this question: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/24531061/blocked-script-execution-in-because-the-documents-frame-is-sandboxed-angular
– rzani
strange error without involving iframes, can disable your extensions in Chrome and test again?
– rodrigorf
Also do the following: start Chrome with these arguments: "C: Program Files (x86) Google Chrome Application Chrome.exe" -args --allow-scripts
– rodrigorf