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by g-b-r 936 days ago
Keep in mind that urls end up in logs, that might well not be so well protected
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In our case this is fine. The URL doesn't pass any claims. It is opaque client state bound to a specific identity which is validated by other means.
Particularly if you use cdns, tracing, analytics, etc.

Also, IIRC a parent frame can retrieve a child frame's current URL no matter what.