#literatelapellabel_unexpected

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dark plankBOT
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wary tartan
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Hi ๐Ÿ‘‹ can you share the error you're seeing?

elfin pelican
wary tartan
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Hm, is AnalyticsReporter.js your file?

dark plankBOT
elfin pelican
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No its one of Stripes components

flat brook
elfin pelican
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Yes they've been added, I don't think its our CSP at fault, I'm wondering if its the embedded frame has its own CSP ?

flat brook
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What guide are you following ?

elfin pelican
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I followed the guide you've linked to but for connect embedded components

flat brook
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I mean what guide you are following for integrating Stripe Product

dark plankBOT
elfin pelican
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Oh I see. We've followed the connect integration for stripe hosted onboarding via embedded components

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It's all working as expected but the CSP error might be a cause of concern for anyone onboarding that thinks to open the browser terminal

glass pilot
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If it doesn't prevent your users from completing the onboarding - you can ignore the error.

elfin pelican
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OK, I do think its an error with the onboarding componets available, as disabling our CSP entirely so none is enforced still gives this issue

glass pilot
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Is there an issue with onboarding?

elfin pelican
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only that it reports in the browser console a resource is blocked by a security policy, which may impact user trust. I did some digging and it looks like r.stripe.com is used to track calls to the embedded js files for your / stripes internal analytics purposes.

It seems unfortunate that this looks like an error related to security on our side from an uniformed user perspective

glass pilot
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I don't expect many uninformed users to inspect your website with dev tools.
However, if you actually receive user reports concerned about this issue, feel free to reach out to Stripe Support: https://support.stripe.com/?contact=true