Understanding CORS: What Is It and Why It Matters.

SANKALP HARITASH Yes, and just by the existence of this possibility (tools that don't give a darn about CORS) is what makes CORS a pretty much useless feature. In the end CORS exists to annoy legitimate users of your API. That's it. Security where? Nowhere. Even web browsers have a way to turn off CORS. You don't even need Postman or anything else. Just run Chrome with security turned off.

So my point being: CORS doesn't work because it cannot deliver, and I believe your article is just following the trend of praising CORS when in fact there is nothing to praise. I get it, it is what all authors do. Still: It would be refreshing to read the real truth about CORS instead of the usual lies.

José Pablo Ramírez Vargas My article is about what I've learned; it's not about following trends. I'm sharing what I've discovered and what I'm learning as a student. While I may have missed some points, it doesn't mean I'm sharing false information. I'm not an author; I'm a student writing for my own benefit. If anyone wants to learn along with me, they're welcome to join.

There's a quote that resonates with me: "Being a developer takes time; it's not a piece of cake that can be eaten in a minute.

I am using this platform as a documentation of my learning. Sir if you find these article useless no need to read it. and if you can help me in improving then you are welcome.