Same Origin Policy explained | what is Same Origin policy?

[@jgoebel]

What do you think about this? Let me know in the comments below.

[@jennifert5016]

Thanks for the video! Recently had this question come up in one of my interviews and had a hard time explaining it. This cleared a lot of things up for me!

[@jgoebel]

thx, I hope the interview went well nonetheless

[@colibri-n7g]

This video really cleared up my confusion about SOP. Thank you!

[@jgoebel]

Glad it was helpful!

[@devateja9045]

Great Explanation mate!! Keep up the good work

[@jgoebel]

thx deva 👍

[@VitalikAwesome]

Good job man!!! Everything is clear! Wish you to have more watches than now!👍👍

[@jgoebel]

thx 👍

[@alexanderteplov4505]

The general idea was expressed more clearly than on some well-known resources

[@jgoebel]

thx Alexander, I'm glad you found it useful 👍

[@HighTechpuri]

Awesome Man

[@jgoebel]

Glad you liked it

[@shubham_srt]

i am lot more clear with this concept now, thanks !

[@jgoebel]

Happy to hear that!

[@xnns8195]

In short: our js code cannot modify or read content(using variable to read document) of different origin.

[@jgoebel]

per default yes. But this can be related with a CORS policy. Like so certain websites can allow other origins to load data from them and embed s and so on

[@RahulSahni_-gj8ez]

Thank you

[@jgoebel]

you're welcome Rahul 👍

[@e0a22f3]

I find it difficult to understand this explanation without the knowledge of basic coding. I was wondering the whole time what're inside those two tags: and

[@Jason-mu6ug]

You are like a young Elon Musk

[@jgoebel]

I'm not flying to Mars... At least not yet 😅