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only allow cors when using a special flag #11719
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good idea, @dpgraham. added. |
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* only allow cors when using a special flag * add docs about --allow-cors flag
i guess we should note this in the changelog as a breaking change |
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Use case: When make a request to Selenium server though API in JS code in browser, the request will be ignored by CORS policy. So, I added —allow-cors flag to turn CORS compatibility mode on, which will allow connections to the Selenium server from within websites hosted on any domain I'm inspired by @jlipps. He made the same thing in Appium server. appium/appium#11719
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Use case: When make a request to Selenium server though API in JS code in browser, the request will be ignored by CORS policy. So, I added —allow-cors flag to turn CORS compatibility mode on, which will allow connections to the Selenium server from within websites hosted on any domain I'm inspired by @jlipps. He made the same thing in Appium server. appium/appium#11719
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Use case: When make a request to Selenium server though API in JS code in browser, the request will be ignored by CORS policy. So, I added —allow-cors flag to turn CORS compatibility mode on, which will allow connections to the Selenium server from within websites hosted on any domain I'm inspired by @jlipps. He made the same thing in Appium server. appium/appium#11719
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depends on appium/appium-base-driver#285