There should be but I really don't know. One more thing tht i know is; if you're using a production backend (somedomain.com/api), you can proxy it like: cors-anywhere.herokuapp.com/https:...
hey, sometimes https://cors-anywhere.herokuapp.com is not working... is there any other similar one that I can use in place of this which is much more reliable? Here is the Screenshot
what if I don't have control of the backend server? Is there a way I can bypass this CORS error for development purposes in my local?
There should be but I really don't know. One more thing tht i know is; if you're using a production backend (somedomain.com/api), you can proxy it like: cors-anywhere.herokuapp.com/https:...
wow.... It worked now... Thank you so much Furkan! :)
I'm happy it worked. :D
hey, sometimes
https://cors-anywhere.herokuapp.comis not working... is there any other similar one that I can use in place of this which is much more reliable?Here is the Screenshot
Man it's been long but i couldn't see your last comment. :D You can clone corsy-anywhere project to your local. Then you can proxy it like "localhost:8080/somedomain.com/api". Corsy anywhere github repo: github.com/Rob--W/cors-anywhere
hey, no issues.... I have now contacted the backend team and they have whitelisted my domain. so all good for now!. Thanks Furkan for new insights:)