A few months ago my team and I redeveloped out .NET MVC Software with Blazor WASM. Since we released out first version with Blazor, many of our existing (and new) customers are not able to load our page, because the .dll-files are blocked by most corporate firewalls.
Mostly this gets solved by the customers themselves, because they just tell their IT-staff to unblock files from our IP.
The problem is, we want to serve a customer who has several (hundreds) of branches and many of them have their own IT-defense-system. We can't wait for hundreds of companies to unblock our application.
So, is there anything we can do against this problem?
How do other webassembly-applications tackle this problems? I can't imagine that applications like figma are not working for so many companies...
Many people and even microsoft suggest, to just change the file-ending of .dll-files to .bin and this seems to work for a few people. We unfortunately had not a single customer where this was the solution.