I\'m in a Google Chrome extension with permissions for \"*://*/*\" and I\'m trying to make the switch from XMLHttpRequest to the Fetch API.
\"*://*/*\"
The extensio
For us to fix this restriction issue, adding exposed header names is good enough.
access-control-expose-headers: headername1, headername2, ...
After setting this header, the client side script is able to read those headers (headername1, headername2, ...) from the response.