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CORS options
I'm a developer and I'm often annoyed with same origin policy. I would love to have a switch to disable CORS when working with localhost or the intranet. One of the most annoyed thing in Chrome i...
Eric_Lawrence
Microsoft
MicrosoftGenerally speaking, CORS policies are based on web standards and should be identical across browsers. As a consequence, Edge behavior can be expected to match Chrome's.
If you are seeing an incorrect message, please provide repro steps and we will investigate.
The Out-of-Blink-CORS flag should have no visible impact on anything. What it does is move CORS checks out of the (potentially compromised Renderer process) to a more trustworthy process, thus providing higher protection against cross-origin data theft.
There exists a command line switch which disables web security (including CORS) but I'd advise against using it, as it is unsafe and it will hide bugs.
If you are seeing an incorrect message, please provide repro steps and we will investigate.
The Out-of-Blink-CORS flag should have no visible impact on anything. What it does is move CORS checks out of the (potentially compromised Renderer process) to a more trustworthy process, thus providing higher protection against cross-origin data theft.
There exists a command line switch which disables web security (including CORS) but I'd advise against using it, as it is unsafe and it will hide bugs.