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| Source: https://www.webdevolution.com/blog/ASP-NET-Cors-error-fixed/ |
Have you ever encountered an issue when trying to access data from a server hosted on a different domain than your website? For instance, you might try to display an RSS Feed from another site in XML or JSON format on your blog, only to find that it doesn’t load. Or perhaps you’re fetching data from an API using JavaScript, only to see an error like, "Access to fetch has been blocked by CORS policy". If this sounds familiar, then you’re dealing with what’s known as a CORS Error. But what exactly is a CORS Error, and how can you fix it?

