Add CORS headers to list resource

[jakearchibald]

Allow websites to access https://publicsuffix.org/list/public_suffix_list.dat by giving the resource the following header:

Access-Control-Allow-Origin: *

[dnsguru]

are you suggesting this added to the headers or the file itself?

[jakearchibald]

Added to the HTTP headers of the resource.

[jakearchibald]

The weird thing is, the rest of the site seems to have this header, eg https://publicsuffix.org/list/, but the list itself does not.

[jakearchibald]

Is this fixed? The list appears to have CORS headers now.

[dnsguru]

I believe that Mozilla Ops are transitioning CDN hosting of the list. This may explain some of the diversity of messaging headers seen between Dec 15 and now.

[jakearchibald]

But, is this is issue intentionally fixed, or accidentally fixed and may be unfixed?

[simon-friedberger]

@jakearchibald While I agree with you in principle, is there a particular reason why it would be useful for a website to pull in the PSL?

And to answer the original question, those were added intentionally and for the entire site.