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mholmes
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With the on-premise Linux-based version of ScreenConnect, I would like the ability to add the X-Frame-Options header without manually editing the Default.master file. This should be an option within the administrator configuration area.

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anonymous
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Hi Mholmes,

We added the ability to add custom headers via extensions in 5.6. I'll send you over an example of how to add X-Frame-Options.

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anonymous
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Hi Mholmes,

We added the ability to add custom headers via extensions in 5.6. I'll send you over an example of how to add X-Frame-Options.

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Brandon McFadden

any chance the rest of us can know how to do this? 

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anonymous
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any chance the rest of us can know how to do this? 

Hi Brandon,

I sent you an email containing the example.

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abrent
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Hi Brandon,

I sent you an email containing the example.

can you send me the example as well?


Thanks,

Aaron

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anonymous

Hi Aaron, we actually just completed an extension entitled "X-Frame Options" that allows you to set the X-Frame-Options header for HTTP requests to DENY/SAMEORIGIN/ALLOW-FROM. It is now live on the marketplace. Please let us know if it meets your needs. 


-Max

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