iFrame
An iframe, short for inline frame, is an [[HTML]] element used to embed another HTML document within a webpage. It's like a window within a webpage that displays content from another webpage.
They are commonly used to embed specific content like external ads, videos, tags, or other interactive elements into the page.
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Browsers apply the [[same origin policy]] to iframes for security, restricting access between the parent page and the iframe content from different domains. [[Cross-Origin Resource Sharing (CORS)]] and mechanisms like the postMessage API are used to enable safe cross-domain communications in modern web development.