I have a script file that needs to be included by third party implementors on their web pages.
It is crucial for this script to be the first tag within the body element, like so:
<body>
<script type="text/javascript" src="/my_script.js"></script>
...
How can I achieve this without relying on any third party libraries?
The purpose of this script is to prevent clickjacking and ensure it runs before the page is rendered. If the script tag is not placed correctly, I want to display an error message alerting the developer to insert it as the first tag in the body.
EDIT: This script's main function is to protect against clickjacking by hiding the entire document if the embedding site is not whitelisted. It is recommended to place it close to the beginning of the body to avoid interference from other scripts and ensure nothing clickable appears before its execution. While not absolutely mandatory, placing it near the top improves effectiveness. This strategy is inspired by suggestions from Owasp's Clickjacking Defense Cheat Sheet, aiming for simplicity and ease of implementation.