Fetch avatars without CORS #168
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By omitting the crossOrigin attribute, we change avatars to use a non-CORS request to fetch the image. This allows avatars to load even on null origins (fixing element-hq/element-web#26491), but also prevents us from inspecting the image data in JavaScript, for example by using it in a canvas. We weren't doing that of course, so switching to the locked-down non-CORS mode should have no consequences.
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By omitting the
crossOriginattribute, we change avatars to use a non-CORS request to fetch the image. This allows avatars to load even on null origins (fixing element-hq/element-web#26491), but also prevents us from inspecting the image data in JavaScript, for example by using it in a canvas. We weren't doing that of course, so switching to the locked-down non-CORS mode should have no consequences.Closes element-hq/compound#293