How to relax Content Security Policy in Chrome?

[Jasper]

Hi,

I've just come from this forum post from about a year ago: https://productforums.google.com/forum/#!topic/chrome/M1Mql8NmOWE

I was wondering if there are any solutions allowing me to deactivate CSP for a single time or permanently whitelist my trusted source. 

Currently I can only disable CSP for all of chrome but I need to be able to disable it for just one specific website.

Any help would be appreciated. I only posted in this forum because of the link above.

[PhistucK]

I believe it is not currently possible. Use a proxy or an interceptor instead (on Windows, for example, you can use Fiddler2).

☆PhistucK

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[Joel Weinberger]

There is no way to do that in Chrome today. Alternatively, it should be a pretty easy extension to write to remove CSP headers (although that would leave meta-tag policies, but I believe they are relatively less common).