Refused To Load The Image 'https://res.cloudinary.com/.. Violngecurity Policy Directive: "img-src 'self' Data:"
Solution 1:
You have CSP published in HTTP header, probably via Helmet middleware.
Disable it in helmet.contentSecurityPolicy(options)
if you wish to use <meta Content Security Policy>
tag.
Or configure CSP header in Helmet.
In case of two Content Security Policy at the same time more strict will aply.
BTW:
'unsafe-dynamic'
is incorrect token'unsafe-inline'
token is not supported inconnect-src
/img-src
/font-src
directives.
Solution 2:
I saw in the comment that you have solved by setting contentSecurityPolicy to false, in this way you are disabling CSP, I don't think that it is what you were looking for...
If you want to give access to that specific domain you should add it to your helmet directive under img-src just like this
helmet.contentSecurityPolicy({
directives: {
"default-src":[ "'self'" ],
"base-uri":[ "'self'" ],
"font-src":[ "'self'", "https:", "data:" ],
"frame-ancestors":[ "'self'" ],
"img-src":[ "'self'", "data:", "http://res.cloudinary.com"], <--- HERE
"script-src":[ "'self'" ],
"script-src-attr":[ "'none'" ],
"style-src":[ "'self'", "https:", "'unsafe-inline'" ],
}
});
And here you can add or remove depending on what you want to allow.
It depend on your application but usally is better to enable CSP to prevent a good amount of attacks.
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