Rob Wu

@erikksuzuki The ban is automatic and automatically expires. I do occasionally add extra restrictions when I spot persistent abuse patterns, but in your case, you probably have access again by...

The current rate limiting rules are documented in #164. Note that you can easily self-host CORS Anywhere to not have the restrictions. To learn how to set it up, see...

> GET http://127.0.0.1:3000/mytest.html 404 (Not Found) > It took me 2 hours of googling and reading possible reasons to understand that I seem to be making one too many requests...

What errors did you catch by enabling this option? The tests are supposedly independent of the underlying TLS library.

For more notes on security, see https://github.com/Rob--W/cors-anywhere/issues/152. In particular, what you're describing is covered by this comment: > The proxy server must not be placed in a network where sensitive...

I just imported the repo without changes via repl.it, and it works just fine (verified by using `curl` to load `http://localhost:8080/https://example.com`). Side note: Do not remove `requireHeader` from the configuration....

https://repl.it/repls/InsubstantialExtrovertedPixels Install dependencies and start server from shell: ``` npm ci node server.js & ``` Test request: ``` curl http://localhost:8080/http://example.com/anywhere -H 'Origin: http://example.net' ```

I'm not going to type the source code from the image. If you want me to look into it, then please share a minimal project with a clear description (reproduction...

It's welcome if it doesn't cause maintenance issues, for example by including a unit test that checks type that the type definition is still valid (so that I don't cause...

You've shown the server part only. Where is the client-side code? And note that the environment variable only works if you use the default server.js from CORS Anywhere. The code...