Running into the same issue here. Embed code worked fine up until a day or two ago. But now player/iframe will not load, with console debug showing something along the lines of (using Safari as example):
“Refused to load [playerurl] because it does not appear in the frame-ancestors directive of the Content Security Policy.”
Same results observed on:
Safari 12.1.2
Firefox 77.0.1
Chrome 83.0.4.*
I have not yet tested on IE or Edge, but it doesn’t surprise me that some people are experiencing no problem with IE, because if memory serves me correctly, it does not support the frame-ancestors directive (even more reason to avoid using IE).
Also, note: Even when specifying “parent” when instantiating Twitch.Player (js), the player still does not load.
Hopefully twitch can get this resolved soon, or provide info on whatever embed requirements/changes they have implemented because it’s a pretty big issue.
Changes were announced over 4 months ago, along with info on how to comply with these new changes.
If using a parent param is still not working for you, then you’ve either entered it erroneously (eg, you’ve included things other than the domain portion, such as protocol, port, or path, which should not be included), not included every parent (if you’re using a site-builder such as wix then they will put your content inside another iframe, ALL parents must be included so you need to include every iframe your embed is within as parents), or you’re not serving your page over HTTPS which is a requirement now (with the exception being localhost or 127.0.0.0/8 parents where HTTPS is not required).
I don’t see an embed on the page you linked, so I can’t help you.
I used this and it worked. for some reason it wasnt loading in the editor like it normally does. I had to publish it first and then after i published it it appeared on the live site. thanks for the help barry.