fix(relay): accept any opener origin instead of hardcoded allowlist#29
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June 30, 2026 13:34
The relay popup (relay.html) rejected postMessage calls from origins not in TRUSTED_ORIGINS — FhGenie and other unlisted AI platforms silently failed (tool call detected but result never returned). The popup can only be opened by the user-installed bookmarklet, so the opener action itself is the trust anchor. Now isOriginAllowed accepts any concrete origin while still rejecting opaque/null/wildcard origins. Also show deployment host in bookmarklet badge and sidebar link so users can distinguish localhost from thhanke.github.io/ontosphere.
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The relay popup (relay.html) rejected postMessage calls from origins not in TRUSTED_ORIGINS — FhGenie and other unlisted AI platforms silently failed (tool call detected but result never returned). The popup can only be opened by the user-installed bookmarklet, so the opener action itself is the trust anchor. Now isOriginAllowed accepts any concrete origin while still rejecting opaque/null/wildcard origins.
Also show deployment host in bookmarklet badge and sidebar link so users can distinguish localhost from thhanke.github.io/ontosphere.