This post looks at the a recent fix for Blazor which I think is of massive importance. You can now develop with Blazor in Visual Studio (Preview) using a strong CSP. Code: https://github.com/damienbod/Hostedblazor8Aad When developing applications, the development environment should be as close as possible to the target production deployment. As a rule, the more…

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You can now develop with Blazor in Visual Studio using a strong CSP. You should always develop with HTTPS and you should always use the same CSP in development as in production. This prevents developers adding unsecure scripts and styles before it gets expensive to remove them. This also helps you not deploying unsecure HTTP links or references to CDNs.

Blazor and CSP