Answer
The `crossorigin` attribute controls how a resource request handles cross-origin credentials and sharing. β’ It is written inside an elementβs opening tag. β’ The HTML Standard limits which elements may use it and which values are valid. β’ Browsers apply the attribute when they process the element or the resource it controls.
💡 Simple Example
<img src="https://cdn.example.com/photo.jpg" crossorigin="anonymous" alt="Photo">
⚡ Quick Revision
Crossorigin chooses the cross-origin request mode.