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CORS does not double latency for every single request. It adds the additional overhead of a separate OPTIONS request for every single request. Unless the resp
by tomjakubowski 4y ago
CORS does not double latency for every single request. It adds the additional overhead of a separate OPTIONS request for every single request. Unless the responses are as trivial to compute/serve as OPTIONS responses are, that will be way less than a doubling in latency.
- javier2 4y agoWhat I mean by latency is the transport latency, even assuming 0ms OPTIONS compute time, you still need twice the round trip time.