Is there a way to query Visualforce pages that have “Require CSRF protection on GET requests” set to false?

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I'm working with an org that has hundreds of Visualforce pages, I've been manually checking this setting so far. Is there a better time-saving way to query visualforce pages that have this setting set to false?






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          Yes, there is. Open your Developer Console and select the Query Editor tab. Check the box labeled "Use Tooling API". Then run the following query:



          SELECT FullName From ApexPage WHERE IsConfirmationTokenRequired = false


          You'll get back the API names (with namespace prefix) of all your pages where that setting is not enabled. Ask for the MasterLabel or Name columns instead to get back the page's human-readable name or API name without namespace.



          For more, see the Tooling API reference for the ApexPage entity.






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            Yes, there is. Open your Developer Console and select the Query Editor tab. Check the box labeled "Use Tooling API". Then run the following query:



            SELECT FullName From ApexPage WHERE IsConfirmationTokenRequired = false


            You'll get back the API names (with namespace prefix) of all your pages where that setting is not enabled. Ask for the MasterLabel or Name columns instead to get back the page's human-readable name or API name without namespace.



            For more, see the Tooling API reference for the ApexPage entity.






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              Yes, there is. Open your Developer Console and select the Query Editor tab. Check the box labeled "Use Tooling API". Then run the following query:



              SELECT FullName From ApexPage WHERE IsConfirmationTokenRequired = false


              You'll get back the API names (with namespace prefix) of all your pages where that setting is not enabled. Ask for the MasterLabel or Name columns instead to get back the page's human-readable name or API name without namespace.



              For more, see the Tooling API reference for the ApexPage entity.






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                Yes, there is. Open your Developer Console and select the Query Editor tab. Check the box labeled "Use Tooling API". Then run the following query:



                SELECT FullName From ApexPage WHERE IsConfirmationTokenRequired = false


                You'll get back the API names (with namespace prefix) of all your pages where that setting is not enabled. Ask for the MasterLabel or Name columns instead to get back the page's human-readable name or API name without namespace.



                For more, see the Tooling API reference for the ApexPage entity.






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                Yes, there is. Open your Developer Console and select the Query Editor tab. Check the box labeled "Use Tooling API". Then run the following query:



                SELECT FullName From ApexPage WHERE IsConfirmationTokenRequired = false


                You'll get back the API names (with namespace prefix) of all your pages where that setting is not enabled. Ask for the MasterLabel or Name columns instead to get back the page's human-readable name or API name without namespace.



                For more, see the Tooling API reference for the ApexPage entity.







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