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Is CORS Becoming Obsolete?

bishopfox.com | blog | #browser-security | #web-security | #w3c | #standards | #cors | #fetch

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Bishop Fox explains why CORS is not really becoming obsolete: the W3C folded the retired CORS spec into the Fetch standard, so existing implementations and browser behavior keep working as before.
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