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Some websites have a Same-Origin policy that won't allow rendering in an iframe. The CORS proxy lets you bypass the restriction.
by mintzworld 6y ago
Some websites have a Same-Origin policy that won't allow rendering in an iframe. The CORS proxy lets you bypass the restriction.
- capableweb 6y agoBut this is a tool for development. So if you're loading up a site for development, don't you work on that site and can control the Same-Origin policy?
- mintzworld 6y agoIt's possible to be testing a live version of your own site when you can't easily change the Same-Origin policy for just yourself.
- capableweb 6y agoNot sure if people still do the "upload PHP file automatically to production server via FTP on save" way of development. Most web developers I know run servers locally for development, where you can easily set your own headers and/or meta tags.