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CORS Everywhere por spenibus

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  • por Slideroh, hace 5 años
    Everything worked fine until the last Firefox update. Now it doesn't display - incorrect CORS request. Is this also affected by TLS 1.0 / 1.1, which have been disabled by the browser? Please help us.

    Respuesta del desarrollador

    publicado el hace 5 años
    I can't magically guess things, you need to report them in a way that I can reproduce.
    https://github.com/spenibus/cors-everywhere-firefox-addon/issues
  • por cag014, hace 5 años
    worked great, but doesn't work on new Firefox release...74.0 please help
  • por Usuario de Firefox 13436302, hace 5 años
    It does the job and does it very well and simple. But in my opinion lacks some features. I would like to have an option to enable CorsE only on specific domains/websites. This way if I turn on CorsE and start navigating other websites, I'm sure other websites can't mis-use my CorsE being on.

    Respuesta del desarrollador

    publicado el hace 5 años
    It's on the unofficial todo list but I'm a little busy.
  • por Usuario de Firefox 13317227, hace 6 años
    It used to be works for me at least in April — June '19. But seems not working now (2019-10) with Firefox 69.0.3. Am I alone with such symptoms?
  • por Usuario de Firefox 15286623, hace 6 años
  • por Naushad-pk, hace 6 años
  • por Usuario de Firefox 14504206, hace 6 años
    what's the difference between 'Force value of "access-control-allow-origin" ' option and 'Activation whitelist' option? I don't understand, i think both are the same, right.

    Respuesta del desarrollador

    publicado el hace 6 años
    The first option forces the value of the "origin" request header which will also become the value of the "access-control-allow-origin" response header. It's useless for most people and only there for testing purposes.

    The whitelist defines which values of "origin" are allowed to bypass CORS when the addon is active. It's a list of fully qualified regular expressions, with delimiters and flags, separated by newlines.
    See also this: https://github.com/spenibus/cors-everywhere-firefox-addon/issues/23#issuecomment-447669576
  • por Usuario de Firefox 13412570, hace 8 años