While implementing Miniflux as an external application in an Nextcloud environment I came across the fact that it doesn't seem possible to alter the X-Frame-Options header miniflux sends along in it's daemon.
This in return prevents the nextcloud instance from embedding the service as a frame.
A semi-solution is to instruct nginx to remove the header and re-add it's own value after it.
i.e.
proxy_hide_header X-Frame-Optionsproxy_add_header X-Frame-Options "allow-from https://nextcloud.instance.domain" always;
It would be a more neat solution to be able to alter this header, or just disable it in the miniflux configuration
While implementing Miniflux as an external application in an Nextcloud environment I came across the fact that it doesn't seem possible to alter the X-Frame-Options header miniflux sends along in it's daemon.
This in return prevents the nextcloud instance from embedding the service as a frame.
A semi-solution is to instruct nginx to remove the header and re-add it's own value after it. i.e.
proxy_hide_header X-Frame-Options
proxy_add_header X-Frame-Options "allow-from https://nextcloud.instance.domain" always;
It would be a more neat solution to be able to alter this header, or just disable it in the miniflux configuration