Use this tag when you see error messages related to the Cross-Origin-Resource-Policy HTTP response header.
CORP is a way of causing browsers to enforce a even-stricter same-origin policy than the default same-origin policy that browsers already use. In that that sense, CORP can be seen as the opposite of CORS (which is about relaxing the default same-origin policy).
CORP only affects cross-origin requests that can already be made without requiring CORS to relax the same-origin policy — such as cross-origin requests for images, CSS stylesheets, and for JavaScript scripts. CORP does not block browsers from making such requests but instead causes browsers to block documents/sites from being able to use the responses.
CORP policies are stated using the Cross-Origin-Resource-Policy
response header.