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irrelevant really- you can't set the CORS header on a remote API you don't own.
by catshirt 14y ago
irrelevant really- you can't set the CORS header on a remote API you don't own.
- aidanfeldman 14y agothat's kind of the point. CORS just tells the browser to block the response, so this proxies the request and simply changes the headers to avoid that restriction.