CORS Policy Tester

Test and debug Cross-Origin Resource Sharing policies for any endpoint

Comma-separated header names
CORS Headers Analysis
Raw Response Headers

Status

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CORS Allowed

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Credentials

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Understanding CORS

How Cross-Origin Resource Sharing protects web applications

What is CORS?

CORS is a security mechanism that allows servers to specify which origins can access their resources. Browsers enforce these policies to prevent unauthorized cross-origin requests.

Preflight Requests

For non-simple requests, browsers send an OPTIONS preflight request first to check if the server allows the actual request method, headers, and origin.

CORS and Auth

Authentication APIs must configure CORS carefully to allow frontend applications to send credentials while preventing unauthorized origins from accessing protected endpoints.

CORS issues with your auth provider?

AuthAction handles CORS configuration automatically for all your authentication endpoints.