breautek commented on issue #1534:
URL: https://github.com/apache/cordova-ios/issues/1534#issuecomment-2859851927
This is standard behaviour for Safari **IF** the document is a cross-origin
document which I'm guessing is the case here.
If you're using the `file://` based strategy for the webview app host, then
you're document will be considered cross-origin.
If you use URL schemes, then all your source files that is bundled within
the app (and loaded over the url scheme) will be considered same origin and you
should get the behaviour that you'd expect.
iOS defaults to `file://` strategy, mainly for legacy reasons. It is
generally recommended to opt in to url schemes. To do this, specify a
scheme/hostname preference:
```xml
<platform name="ios">
<preference name="scheme" value="app" />
<preference name="hostname" value="localhost" />
</platform>
```
Note that the preferences should be inside an `ios` platform block, because
android & ios cannot share the same scheme/hostname settings due to
platform-specific limitations.
Cordova Android defaults to use their equivalent URL scheme feature, namely
because Google considers using file:// strategy as insecure and a potential
vulnerability. It defaults to `https://localhost`, and it's not necessary to
explicitly specify the scheme/hostname for android.
Please let us know if using url schemes helps.
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