Rob Wu

Blocking that specific library did not fix the issue. The server is receiving more requests than it can handle. Even when I lower the rate-limit to 6 requests per minute,...

When I view the log file, the error is `code=H11 desc="Backlog too deep"` The server is overloaded, host your own one if availability is important. And see #301

@terrygreen0606 Your issue is unrelated to the issue reported here. If you still encounter issues, please file a new issue with a better description of the issue. It seems that...

This is not an issue with https (the fact that you see any response means that https has been configured as expected). This error is because of your Apache configuration....

To minimize backwards-incompatible breakage and confusion, I'm not going to accept the "black"/"white"->"allow"/"block" change. Documentation for the Heroku one-click deploy feature is at https://devcenter.heroku.com/articles/heroku-button A completely open proxy is against...

I'm planning to prepare a new release soonish (but not urgent), and am considering to accept the requested functionality. The branch is doing too many unrelated things. Could you split...

@Lewiscowles1986 I just noticed that you added a commit there, but there is no open pull request to review. If your patches are ready for review, please open a PR....

How did you set up your own instance of CORS Anywhere? Which browser are you using? What is the response that you're getting?

Did you fork CORS Anywhere and change anything? The error message indicates that you're receiving a `null//undefined` value as the `Access-Control-Allow-Origin` response header, which is not possible with an out-of-the-box...

I cannot reproduce your issue in Chrome or Firefox. Can you share a test case that reproduces the same issue in a clean install of either browser?