Joomla Modules can have categories too! Did you know that? The free version of Advanced Module Manager, from Regular Labs, lets you assign Joomla modules to categories so you can filter them by categories. It can be a real time saver!
The Permissions Policy Header allows site owners to enable and disable certain web platform features on their own pages and those they embed. Being able to restrict the features your site can use is really nice but being able to restrict features that sites you embed can use is an even better protection to have." The Permissions Policy is just a rename of the "Feature Policy" header from a few years ago.gives you control over what site path information is passed along to other sites when you visitors click an external link.
The Referrer Policy Header gives you control over what site path information is passed along to other sites when you visitors click an external link.
The Content Security Policy Header is like the guest list at a party with very important guest who require protection against threats. Absolutely nobody gets in unless they're preapproved to be let in. Use the Content Security Policy Header to protect your Joomla site from the cross-site scripting (XSS) vulnerability.
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