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Report URI gives you real visibility into what's running in the browser, including third-party scripts, dependencies, and changes as they happen.**Other tools:** rely on server-side scanning, static analysis, and script inventories, which don't show what actually runs in the browser.**Report URI:** shows every script executing in real time, including third-party code and unexpected changes.### Enforce what's allowed, not just detect issuesDetection alone doesn't prevent risk. If a script behaves unexpectedly, most tools can only alert you after the fact.Report URI lets you define what's allowed and enforce it at runtime, so only approved scripts execute — and everything else is blocked or reported.**Detection-only tools:** alert you after something has already run.**Report URI:** enforces what's allowed at runtime, blocking unauthorized scripts before they execute.### Built for the browser layer, not retrofittedMost tools treat client-side security as an add-on. Report URI is built specifically for how code runs in the browser.It uses browser-native standards like Content Security Policy (CSP), requires no proxies or injected code, and works without impacting performance or availability.**Other tools:** treat client-side security as an add-on or extension.**Report URI:** is built for the browser layer, using native standards like CSP without proxies or injected code.### Works alongside your existing stackYou don't need to replace your current tools. Report URI fills the gap they leave behind in the browser.It complements WAFs, monitoring tools, and existing controls by giving you visibility and enforcement at runtime — where those tools don't operate.**Other tools:** position themselves as replacements, requiring you to consolidate or rip out existing controls.**Report URI:** fills the browser-layer gap your WAFs and monitoring tools can't reach, without replacing them.