Tired of CORS errors?
Super easy, free to use CORS proxy
Stop fighting with CORS errors, simply proxy your requests through cors.lol, an easy to use, open-source CORS proxy.
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How do I use it?
Simply add the proxy url before the url you want to call, like the following example
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Frequently Asked Questions
Your CORS solutions guide
We understand that you may have some queries before starting using corslol. Here you can find some answered questions.
A CORS proxy service allows web developers to bypass the same-origin policy enforced by web browsers. This service acts as an intermediary between your web application and the target server, enabling your application to make cross-origin requests without encountering CORS (Cross-Origin Resource Sharing) errors.
While our CORS proxy service is designed to be secure, it is important to understand that using any proxy introduces potential security risks. We recommend using the proxy only for development purposes and not for sensitive or production data. Always review the code and understand the security implications before deploying it in your environment.
Using our CORS proxy service is simple. You don't need to install anything. Just prepend your target API URL with github-icon https://api.cors.lol/?url=. For example, if you want to access https://example.com/api, you would use github-icon https://api.cors.lol/?url=https://example.com/api. This way, all your cross-origin requests will be routed through our proxy, avoiding CORS restrictions.