Chrome error when using opener on pop-up window (cross-origin)












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I have a local website containing pop-up windows that should be able to access their parents.



Those pop-up windows are opened as seen here:



open("filename.html", 'name', 'scrollbars=yes,width=700');


And I am trying to set them to access their parent window with window.opener property.



This works fine on Firefox, but not on Chrome, where I get an error:



Uncaught DOMException: Blocked a frame with origin "null" from accessing a cross-origin frame.


I've also noticed that when being uploaded to a server it just works fine on both Chrome and Firefox.



How can I make this work on Chrome when running on local? Is there any alternative to window.opener that allows the child window to acces their parent?










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    I have a local website containing pop-up windows that should be able to access their parents.



    Those pop-up windows are opened as seen here:



    open("filename.html", 'name', 'scrollbars=yes,width=700');


    And I am trying to set them to access their parent window with window.opener property.



    This works fine on Firefox, but not on Chrome, where I get an error:



    Uncaught DOMException: Blocked a frame with origin "null" from accessing a cross-origin frame.


    I've also noticed that when being uploaded to a server it just works fine on both Chrome and Firefox.



    How can I make this work on Chrome when running on local? Is there any alternative to window.opener that allows the child window to acces their parent?










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      I have a local website containing pop-up windows that should be able to access their parents.



      Those pop-up windows are opened as seen here:



      open("filename.html", 'name', 'scrollbars=yes,width=700');


      And I am trying to set them to access their parent window with window.opener property.



      This works fine on Firefox, but not on Chrome, where I get an error:



      Uncaught DOMException: Blocked a frame with origin "null" from accessing a cross-origin frame.


      I've also noticed that when being uploaded to a server it just works fine on both Chrome and Firefox.



      How can I make this work on Chrome when running on local? Is there any alternative to window.opener that allows the child window to acces their parent?










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      I have a local website containing pop-up windows that should be able to access their parents.



      Those pop-up windows are opened as seen here:



      open("filename.html", 'name', 'scrollbars=yes,width=700');


      And I am trying to set them to access their parent window with window.opener property.



      This works fine on Firefox, but not on Chrome, where I get an error:



      Uncaught DOMException: Blocked a frame with origin "null" from accessing a cross-origin frame.


      I've also noticed that when being uploaded to a server it just works fine on both Chrome and Firefox.



      How can I make this work on Chrome when running on local? Is there any alternative to window.opener that allows the child window to acces their parent?







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          I'm having the same problem with a project... My temporal-solution was to set up a local server, for example:





          1. Download http-server:



            $ npm install http-server -g




          2. Look for the project main folder in the console and type:



            $ http-server



          3. The console will show you in which port you can run your website in local



          Now you can use window.opener in Chrome. I'd like to have a better solution!



          By the way, another idea is replacing child-windows for modals :)






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            I'm having the same problem with a project... My temporal-solution was to set up a local server, for example:





            1. Download http-server:



              $ npm install http-server -g




            2. Look for the project main folder in the console and type:



              $ http-server



            3. The console will show you in which port you can run your website in local



            Now you can use window.opener in Chrome. I'd like to have a better solution!



            By the way, another idea is replacing child-windows for modals :)






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              I'm having the same problem with a project... My temporal-solution was to set up a local server, for example:





              1. Download http-server:



                $ npm install http-server -g




              2. Look for the project main folder in the console and type:



                $ http-server



              3. The console will show you in which port you can run your website in local



              Now you can use window.opener in Chrome. I'd like to have a better solution!



              By the way, another idea is replacing child-windows for modals :)






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                I'm having the same problem with a project... My temporal-solution was to set up a local server, for example:





                1. Download http-server:



                  $ npm install http-server -g




                2. Look for the project main folder in the console and type:



                  $ http-server



                3. The console will show you in which port you can run your website in local



                Now you can use window.opener in Chrome. I'd like to have a better solution!



                By the way, another idea is replacing child-windows for modals :)






                share|improve this answer













                I'm having the same problem with a project... My temporal-solution was to set up a local server, for example:





                1. Download http-server:



                  $ npm install http-server -g




                2. Look for the project main folder in the console and type:



                  $ http-server



                3. The console will show you in which port you can run your website in local



                Now you can use window.opener in Chrome. I'd like to have a better solution!



                By the way, another idea is replacing child-windows for modals :)







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