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I've strangely not had any problems with CORS. Most of my time is spent wondering why CORS doesn't preflight something, when it's obviously a very bad idea to
by jrockway 6y ago
I've strangely not had any problems with CORS. Most of my time is spent wondering why CORS doesn't preflight something, when it's obviously a very bad idea to call it without a preflight. (The answer is: legacy. NCSA Mosaic did something, so Chrome 89 has to do it too. The result is that we spend 6 million person hours on XSRF tokens and carefully-drawn security vulnerability brand assets.)