javascript - HTML5 desktop frameworks (relaxed) browser security -
I have an app There is a question about JS (relative) browser security because I have read somewhere in the document (I tried it, but I could not find it). I see that here is an option that can be set here:
I started building a desktop application using Adobe AIR using Starling and Wings UI because the service (I ) I'm building an app for Core and will not do this in future () However, I would like to start with (node-webkit / app.js / similar html5 desktop framework), just to see how it goes (and I believe that creating good is nowadays HTML5 Very easy and fast)
My generalized question is: Will app JS and other HTML5 desktop application framework allow me to reject the corrosive requirements? I'm trying to find more solid information about browser security settings but I'm not getting this. Any indicators (various desktop application frameworks) for such information will be highly appreciated!
Michael
In your app's "server" side, you can see the Node.js Does not apply any CORS restrictions that are running. It's a browser thing, node. Js is just a javascript runtime.
However on the client side of your app, you may be suffering from CORS, which depends on the runtime / framework and I could not find anything about App.js either but you just have the server You can request a proxy for the pinboard via, which will work on all the corrosion issues. There are a lot of proxy servers for nodes. Js that can be used for this purpose, like
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