CORS Anywhere - Community-Hosted Instance

A community-hosted instance of the open source CORS Anywhere Node.js proxy with less restrictions. The proxy adds the required CORS headers to the proxied request. Not affiliated with Rob Wu.

Usage

Prefix any URL with the proxy origin: https://cors-anywhere.com/<url> 

// Example: fetch via JavaScript
fetch("https://cors-anywhere.com/https://api.example.com/data")
  .then(r => r.json())
  .then(console.log);

Request Examples

// Google.com with CORS headers
https://cors-anywhere.com/http://google.com

// Same as previous
https://cors-anywhere.com/google.com

// Proxies https://google.com/
https://cors-anywhere.com/google.com:443

Moving From cors-anywhere.herokuapp.com

Simply drop herokuapp from the domain:

https://cors-anywhere.herokuapp.com/<url> ↓ https://cors-anywhere.com/<url>

About This Instance

FAQ

What is CORS Anywhere?

CORS Anywhere is a Node.js proxy that adds CORS headers to a proxied request, enabling browsers to access resources that would otherwise be blocked by the Same-Origin Policy.

What's the difference between this and the Heroku version?

The Herokuapp instance requires daily opt-in to use, and has limits of 50 requests per hour. This instance has no opt-in requirement, with less strict rate limits.

Why is this a community / unofficial instance?

Although permission was granted by Rob to host the service, this instance is not affiliated with him. It simply runs the open-source cors-anywhere code.

Can I use this in production?

This instance has speed and rate limits that is not suitable for production use. For faster proxy, either self-host CORS Anywhere or use a managed CORS proxy.