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# Define the click method in ruby and call it when you're executing a 'click'

To be sent over an unencrypted connection and could easily be read by It seems that when Firefox triggers this alertbox, a string with the messageĪlthough this page is encrypted, the information you have entered is I managed to get around this problem using the following approach, instead of using theįrom capybara (which would not allow me to capture an exception), I started using the In the process of finding a solution for this, I think I might have found a bug in Capybara (v1.1.2). If this is not possible then there are more advanced methods like nonces and hashes as the error message alludes to. js files and reference them that way as it’s much harder to add a file to a domain you don’t control than a script to a page you don’t control. Ideally you would move all inline scripts to. Note that this negates a lot of the benefits of using Content Security Policy - hence the unsafe in the name - as anyone who manages to put JavaScript on your page (the main thing CSP was designed to protect against) will still be able to add themselves. This works in both Chrome and Firefox so you’ll need to give more details as to what you tried and what error you got in Firefox to investigate that further. Then the Content Security Policy will block it.

If you try to use inline script like this: That means you only allow scripts from your domain.

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