← Back to context Comment by dyzone 1 day ago DDoSing who? Doesn't CORS help here? 2 comments dyzone Reply ceehex 1 day ago cors stops the browser from reading the response but the request still gets processed by the server dyzone 6 hours ago Browsers use OPTIONS preflight request to do CORS validation. Servers shouldn't do too much work in an OPTIONS request. Should be a simple if statement, no db operations, which is usually where the bottleneck is.
ceehex 1 day ago cors stops the browser from reading the response but the request still gets processed by the server dyzone 6 hours ago Browsers use OPTIONS preflight request to do CORS validation. Servers shouldn't do too much work in an OPTIONS request. Should be a simple if statement, no db operations, which is usually where the bottleneck is.
dyzone 6 hours ago Browsers use OPTIONS preflight request to do CORS validation. Servers shouldn't do too much work in an OPTIONS request. Should be a simple if statement, no db operations, which is usually where the bottleneck is.
cors stops the browser from reading the response but the request still gets processed by the server
Browsers use OPTIONS preflight request to do CORS validation. Servers shouldn't do too much work in an OPTIONS request. Should be a simple if statement, no db operations, which is usually where the bottleneck is.