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I understand the problem, but actually I’m not even sure if what I want is a good idea. Making events on a protected page publicly accessible (which is necessary for calendar providers to read the events) also raises GDPR issues. So, I need to rethink my original idea. Nevertheless, thank you for the assistance, and the suggestion for the first issue works perfectly! ??

I might be mistaken, but the calendar subscription uses the webcal protocol, which the user will not initiate (not rest), but rather Outlook, Apple Calendar, Google Calendar, etc. Consequently, I believe that the originally suggested whitelist could be the correct solution. Or am I mistaken? Is there a possibility for this, even at the code level?

Thank you for the suggestion. the AJAX requests are functioning properly. Another issue I have observed is that the subscription to the calendar is not working because the Authorizer also blocks it. I kindly request your assistance in resolving this problem.

This problem also affects me. I would be interested in a proposed solution.