{"json_modified": "2016-03-28T08:10:42.892513", "uuid": "b7376cbe-a4f8-465b-82dc-c3bb5c2beccc", "title": "Creating Sandboxed HTTP Connections", "url": "/en-US/docs/Mozilla/Creating_sandboxed_HTTP_connections", "tags": ["XUL", "HTTP", "Extensions", "Add-ons", "add-ons", "XULRunner"], "translations": [{"uuid": "d0c8d4a7-041c-4608-85da-294a905f729d", "title": "Creating Sandboxed HTTP Connections", "url": "/ja/docs/Creating_Sandboxed_HTTP_Connections", "tags": ["Extensions", "Add-ons", "XULRunner", "HTTP", "XUL"], "summary": "", "localization_tags": [], "locale": "ja", "last_edit": "2007-10-22T23:43:33", "review_tags": []}], "modified": "2016-02-29T02:21:40", "label": "Creating Sandboxed HTTP Connections", "localization_tags": [], "locale": "en-US", "id": 11099, "last_edit": "2012-11-05T04:05:15", "summary": "Starting with <a href=\"/en-US/docs/Gecko\" title=\"Gecko\">Gecko</a> 1.8.1 (<a href=\"/en-US/docs/Firefox_2_for_developers\" title=\"Firefox_2_for_developers\">Firefox 2</a>), it is possible to create sandboxed <a href=\"/en-US/docs/HTTP\" title=\"HTTP\">HTTP</a> connections which don't affect the user's cookies. This article will cover the basics of doing HTTP connections from XPCOM JavaScript, and should easily translate to C++ XPCOM.", "sections": [{"id": "Introduction", "title": "Introduction"}, {"id": "Setting_up_an_HTTP_connection", "title": "Setting up an HTTP connection"}, {"id": "HTTP_notifications", "title": "HTTP notifications"}, {"id": "Handling_cookies", "title": "Handling cookies"}, {"id": "HTTP_referrer", "title": "HTTP referrer"}, {"id": "Creating_HTTP_POSTs", "title": "Creating HTTP POSTs"}], "slug": "Mozilla/Creating_sandboxed_HTTP_connections", "review_tags": []}