CSP

CSP Browser Support 2026 — Directive Compatibility Table

CSP Level 3 is now well-supported across all major browsers. A handful of newer directives — Trusted Types, script-src-attr, navigate-to — have partial support. Here is the full compatibility picture as of early 2026.

Last updated: 2026-04-03. Browser versions: Chrome 131+, Firefox 133+, Safari 18+, Edge 131+.

Core directives — full support everywhere

DirectiveChromeFirefoxSafariEdge
default-src
script-src
style-src
img-src
connect-src
font-src
frame-src
frame-ancestors
object-src
base-uri
form-action
worker-src
manifest-src
media-src
upgrade-insecure-requests
block-all-mixed-content

Nonces, hashes, strict-dynamic

FeatureChromeFirefoxSafariEdge
'nonce-value'
'sha256-hash'
'strict-dynamic'✅ 15.4+
'unsafe-hashes'✅ 15.4+
'wasm-unsafe-eval'✅ 16+

Newer / partial support directives

DirectiveChromeFirefoxSafariEdgeNotes
script-src-elem✅ 90+✅ 105+✅ 16+✅ 90+Granular control over script elements vs inline handlers
script-src-attr✅ 90+✅ 105+✅ 16+✅ 90+Controls inline event handlers separately from scripts
style-src-elem✅ 90+✅ 105+✅ 16+✅ 90+
require-trusted-types-for 'script'✅ 83+⚠️ Partial✅ 83+Trusted Types — Safari no support
trusted-types✅ 83+⚠️ Partial✅ 83+Define Trusted Type policies
navigate-toSpec'd but no browser has shipped it
report-to✅ 70+⚠️ Partial⚠️ Partial✅ 70+Use report-uri as fallback

What changed in 2025–2026

Practical recommendation

For maximum browser compatibility in 2026, a nonce-based policy with strict-dynamic works across all major browsers including Safari 15.4+. Trusted Types remains Chrome/Edge only — use it for those environments only and do not rely on it for Safari users.

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