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Cors proxies
Service SSL status Response Type Allowed methods Allowed headers Exposed headers Follow redirect Streamable WebSocket Upload limit Download limit Country code Comments
CORS bridged Mirrored Raw * All but expect Forbidden headers 16mb/request US (CA) Blog for docs & Testing
cors-anywhere Mirrored Raw * * * Up to 5x US Require Origin header
cors-anywhere @ glitch Mirrored Raw source
thingproxy * 100kb 100kb US Max 10 req/sec
Whatever Origin jsonp GET None None US
Go Between
goxcors Allways 200 Raw * * None US POST type is limited to x-www-form-urlencoded
Have a werd api
Response Type is Allways text/html
All Origins Only code in json Json, jsonp, Raw * None US When using raw you loose status information
Cloudflare Cors Anywhere Only code mirror (not statusText) Raw * All but expect Forbidden headers none none none 100,000 requests/day 1,000 requests/10 minutes
JSONProxy GET

Possible dead

cors.io Only code mirror Raw GET, HEAD US
crossorigin.me GET 2MB 2MB US Require Origin header
HTML Driven
Taskcluster * US All request must be made within the request body
Only whitelisted for taskcluster
anyorigin jsonp GET none none US
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@Kreijstal, thanks for the comment, you are right and that's a fair assessment
I thought about this specifically, so I made it that for each application (api key), it is only usable for the specified allowed origins and allowed URLs (remote resources)

so even though the api key is passed through the client side, it is only usable for your website, and the target resource you are fetching

happy to answer any additional comments or questions!
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