Because it is to prevent your internet from doing you harm, and it is rather successful. Cors, corb, mixed content, certificate checks... Pain as hell for the developers, but works. You can temporarily disable it by disabling browser security, just don't do it with your regular browser profile.
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Because it is to prevent your internet from doing you harm, and it is rather successful. Cors, corb, mixed content, certificate checks... Pain as hell for the developers, but works. You can temporarily disable it by disabling browser security, just don't do it with your regular browser profile.
If you start digging into the reasons on why CORS exists, you would start appreciating it. It is pain until we see the reason of its existence