corsproxy

Simple self-hosted CORS proxy that forwards requests to a pre-configured target server.

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corsproxy is a small, self-hosted Linux CORS proxy that forwards requests to a statically pre-configured target server and adds the Access-Control-Allow-Origin header to the response, for cases where only the server name — not a dynamic target URL — can be changed on the client side. It's for developers who need a fixed CORS workaround that existing dynamic-target CORS proxies don't support.

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