Is there any way to whitelist webpages for ignoring the XFrame-options header of their iframes sources?
My particular usecase would be comic-rocket.com, which serves as a manager for webcomics. It works by scanning webcomics for the sequence of pages, and then providing a navigation interface, that remembers the last page read, where the webcomic page is displayed inside an iframe.
Sadly, that same method can be abused for click-jacking, and thus in recent browsers for a lot of webpages I get a blank iframe only and the message
Refused to display (URL-of-comic) in a frame
because it set 'X-Frame-Options' to 'sameorigin'.I'd like to disable this security feature selectively only for iframes on webpages I trust. A [solution for Firefox] seems to exist, but is there anything similar for Chrome?
