Finally studied the problem is in chrome send an HTTP request, will bring the request Headers added a few head
In my own at the top of the page set up a & lt; Meta name="referrer" content="never" & gt; , the browser has open ccess - Control - Allow - Origin the cross-domain plug-in
Then the following is the request of the chrome header information
The Request Headers
Authority: meiju9.qfxmj.com
Method: the GET
Path:/20190812/UTXLgrot/2000 KB/HLS/squ1i5091000 js
Scheme: HTTPS
Accept: */*
The accept - encoding: gzip, deflate, br
The accept - language: useful - CN, useful; Q=0.9
Cache-control: no - cache
Origin: http://localhost:65246
Pragma: no cache -
The SEC - fetch - dest: empty
The SEC - fetch - mode: cors
The SEC - fetch - site: cross - site
The user-agent: Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 10.0; Win64. X64) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/80.0.3987.122 Safari/537.36
Below is the request the return value of the General
The Request URL: https://meiju9.qfxmj.com/20190812/UTXLgrot/2000kb/hls/squ1i5091000.js
The Request Method: GET
The Status Code: 403
Remote Address: 183.66.107.155:443
The Referrer Policy: no - Referrer
Request the return value of the Response Headers
Access - Control - Allow - the Methods: GET, PUT, POST, DELETE, HEAD, OPTIONS, PATCH
Access - Control - Allow - Origin: *
The content - length: 4692
The content-type: text/HTML
Date: the Sun, Mar 2020 01 11:25:39 GMT
Expires: Sun, Mar 2020 01 11:25:39 GMT
Server: Cdn Cache server V2.0
Status: 403
X-ray cache - error: ERR_ACCESS_DENIED 0
X - via: 1.0 tudianxin49:0 (Cdn Cache Server V2.0) [0, 3] 403
Okay, I found that only Google browser has it's problems, because I can't set the other server, with chrome "modify headers" plugin the request header
The SEC - fetch - site and origin two values are set to null, then use the Google browser, open the XHR is normal access to the resources
The following questions to the
Can I on local pages or other places set up something, make chrome when sending HTTP requests, don't send the SEC - fetch - site and origin these two header information?