Agentic Browsers Deleted the Same-Origin Policy. The Industry Can't Agree That's a Bug.
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Author: Mohit Kumar Part of The Agentic Attack Surface series on securing AI systems, agentic workflows, and the AI software supply chain. In 1995, Netscape shipped a rule so boring that most working developers can state it but few have ever had to think about it: code loaded from one origin cannot…
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- 2026-08-31 06:30 · DEV Community — AI
Agentic Browsers Deleted the Same-Origin Policy. The Industry Can't Agree That's a Bug.
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