Windows 10 Edge: Version: 88.0.705.63, Date: 2021-02-05: Refused to evaluate a string as JavaScript because ‘unsafe-eval’

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#1

People on Windows 10 are reporting an issue since the update of Windows 10 Edge: Version: 88.0.705.63, Date: 2021-02-05
The error message they’re getting is:

Error in executeScript code: Refused to evaluate a string as JavaScript because ‘unsafe-eval’ is not an allowed source of script in the following Content Security Policy directive: “script src ‘nonce-275f3493fb1c5f4e1758f3c8556a4@cc’ ‘strict-dynamic’ ‘report-sample’ ‘self’ *.pinterest.com *.pinimg.com .google.com connect.facebook.net *.googleanalytics.com +.facebook.com *.googleadservices.com *.doubleclick.net *.googletagmanager.com *. adyen.com *.adyenpayments.com .bnc.lt bnc lt branch.io cdn. ampproject.org *.cdn.ampproject.org radar.cedexis.com *. cedexis-test.com www.gstatic.com/recaptcha/ unsafeinline’ *.youtube.com *.ytimg.com *.youtube.com *.ytimg.com”.

All was ok before the update.
The command being executed is
executeScript document.title = ${myTabTitle};

#2

This seems to be a website issue, see 'unsafe-eval' is not an allowed source of script

Or does it still work in Chrome on the machine?

Does storeText or storeAttribute work to get the page title?

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#3

Sorry for my misleading initial assumption about what was causing the fault.
I agree, it’s an issue with the website that is opened in the tab. It happens in Firefox as well.

Thanks for the suggestion but I’m setting the document.title, not getting it.
executeScript_Sandbox fails as well.

Is there an alternative way of setting the document.title?

#4

Yes, because of the Sandbox. It works for scripts that do not need website access.

Is there an alternative way of setting the document.title?

If the website blocks it… I guess not. But why do you need to change the website title?

#5

It’s a long story…
The tab usually autocloses but sometimes doesn’t.
Sometimes more than one tab opens when only one is requested to open.
When that happens, I need to be able to identifty the correct tab. So when I open the tab, I name it so that I can switch to it a little later and be sure I’m switching to the right one.
Using this approach, I can then deal with the right tab correctly, make sure I have and then switch back to tab 0 and close all tabs to the right.
Well, you asked :wink:

#6

Interesting info. I have no good idea right now… except maybe to work with visual automation on this website. This can not be blocked by a website.

#7

Thanks for the suggestion. I’ll put your idea on the back-burner as I don’t want to have to change the whole paradigm of my macro - unless forced :wink: