Rob Wu

Open the browser's developer tools, switch to the network tab and watch the requests. If you cannot make sense of it (e.g. when the actual response is not shown), right-click...

`*` is not a valid origin and does not whitelist anything. If you don't want to use whitelisting (i.e. you want to allow any origin to make requests through your...

You need to remove `export CORSANYWHERE_WHITELIST=*` from your start script. If you still have the same shell from where you've run the above commands, use `unset CORSANYWHERE_WHITELIST` or `export CORSANYWHERE_WHITELIST=`...

> Missing required request header. Must specify one of: origin,x-requested-with The request header is missing. Try something like: `curl -v -H "Origin: http://localhost:8088" http://localhost:8080/https://example.com`

@Lewiscowles1986 If you have instructions to set them it up, just post the details in a new issue so people can find it.

> Hello Guys, Appreciate if there are any updates on this? We would like to host CORs Anywhere on my subdomain. Appreciate any pointers on getting this addressed. Thanks in...

> i have test with 2 api where its one have cors and one dont have. > if api dont have , its throw `Missing required request header. Must specify...

localhost on the proxy's end is generally not the same as localhost in the browser. You cannot use the proxy to load from localhost because the proxy server cannot read...

CORS Anywhere is a proxy. The destination server sends 5 MB of data to CORS anywhere, and CORS Anywhere forwards the response to the client. CORS anywhere streams the response...

> This may be slightly more than what I was asking, but since im hosting this on a free tier with heroku that has a "Network bandwidth is soft limited...