Add referrerpolicy prop to Vimeo element to support whitelisted domains #209
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Resolves 207 by adding a new
referrerpolicyprop to the Vimeo element configuration.Problem: When a parent page sets , the browser does not send the origin by default. This causes Vimeo videos with domain whitelisting enabled to be playback blocked.
Solution: By adding the
referrerpolicyprop (e.g., "strict-origin-when-cross-origin") to the Vimeo iframe, we ensure that the origin is sent even if the parent page has a restrictive referrer policy, allowing whitelisted videos to play correctly.