Is Disable Content-Security-Policy safe?

Clean risk

Disable Content-Security-Policy removes Content-Security-Policy response headers on tabs where users enable it.

When the toolbar button is clicked, the extension stores that tab ID and applies a declarativeNetRequest session rule for main-frame and sub-frame requests in that tab. The rule removes the Content-Security-Policy response header, and the extension also clears service workers on affected tab updates so cached pages do not bypass that behavior.

Phil Graysonv4.0.0Chrome Web Store
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Updated 17 September 2026ieelmcmcagommplceebfedjlakkhpden