cors.sh

The only cors proxy service all you'll ever need.

| Website | Proxy (proxy.cors.sh) | Playground | Docs |

Usage

Quick testing Use cors.sh/playground for testing out your cors blocked request.

JS

Add proxy.cors.sh to your request. For example,

fetch("https://proxy.cors.sh/https://example.com/");

cors.sh/playground, The testing environment (forked from hoppscotch)

• cors.sh/playground
• gridaco/playground.cors.sh
• hoppscotch/hoppscotch

Projects using CORS.SH

• https://github.com/IMGROOT2/algo
• https://github.com/alejandroch1202/dollar-monitor
• https://github.com/Iconem/search-satellite-imagery/
• https://github.com/PavelLaptev/JSON-to-Figma
• https://github.com/TomRadford/shootdrop

Contributing

# clone initially
git clone --recurse-submodules https://github.com/gridaco/cors.sh
# updating submodules (once required)
git submodule update --init --recursive

Disclaimer

1. This project's intend is to serve developers a reliable cors proxy service with fast response for their development. Using a cors proxy service to connect to your own server is not a best practice. We'll consistently optimize our service infra to keep the paid version affordable as possible.

2. The original code behind cors proxy is by Rob wu's cors-anywhere and the playground is forked from hoppscotch. both licensed under MIT, and our project cors.sh is also licensed under MIT License.

TODOs

• Cost optimization - make it more cheap & provide free version to all.
• Management console - Enable usesrs to create projects as much as they want.
• OSS Application pipeline - Make OSS developers to get their api key right-on and get verified later.