In the Chrome developer console logs impacted users will see the following error:Ī different origin subframe tried to create a JavaScript dialog. This impact may appear with buttons that were previously functioning as expected, visualforce pages/components, or other content not performing as expected. Users can also continue to use the workarounds listed below while the third party updates the functionality to be compliant in Chrome 92+.Īs of Chrome version 92, customers may experience issues when working across the Salesforce platform. See the following Knowledge Article for more information:Ĭross Origin iframes will not trigger native JavaScript dialogs in Chrome and Edge versions 92 and above Cross-origin iframe JS dialogs served from 3rd party non-Salesforce owned domains that use javaScript alert(), confirm(), or prompt() in their functionality will need to change their implementation to be compliant with the recent Chrome changes. This fix applies to Salesforce owned domains. You can confirm the patch release for your instance on the Trust Status page by searching your instance or My Domain: UPDATE July 29th: Salesforce has implemented and released a fix for this in our Summer '21 Patch 14.5. Salesforce functionality impacted in Chrome 92 after recent change to cross-origin iframe JavaScript dialogs

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