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You're jumping to conclusion too fast. You already have the web server and you can already achieve no-CORS without "introducing" anything new. I'm not trying to
by zmxz 4y ago
You're jumping to conclusion too fast. You already have the web server and you can already achieve no-CORS without "introducing" anything new. I'm not trying to convince you, but since you're someone who works in this field - you're drawing wrong conclusions. Stick to what you know, sooner or later you'll realize that CORS is not as simple and as benign as it may seem.
There's a comment below mine that tells you you can achieve this kind of proxy with the actual Firebase itself. And your comment, again, proves my hypothesis - people just make reasons up with improper arguments.