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CORS blocks connection to comby.live sometimes #186
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Hi! Everything is still working this side on Chrome v81.0.4044.138. The server should be taking care of CORS things but looks like for your browser/version more things are expected. Could you share your OS, browser name, and browser version please? |
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My bad, of course I assumed this was happening everywhere It appears this only happens on my Windows 10 (version 1909) machine at work, which I know is behind some restrictive firewalls. Tested this on FF v76.0.1 and Chrome v81.0.4044.138. Here's the error on Chrome:
I'd be curious if others run into this eventually, but for now you could probably close this issue unless there's something you think you might work. I read in another issue that you've been wanting to compile this to JS, so perhaps this issue will go away once that happens |
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Hello! While reading through the website and I noticed that the linked comby.live examples didn't seem to be working. Looks like it could be related to CORS?
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