Http header not setting for api call

I would like to note that these hosted proxies aren’t always the most reliable. When they pull the plug your app could become unusable. If you write your own proxy you’ll always have full control, but you should now how to do that off course :slight_smile: Too bad not all backends properly implement CORS, these situations can give massive headaches sometimes. If you’ve solved it once though, you know what to do when you encounter this again :smiley:

And as @rapropos says, I think you should check technical support first and explain your CORS issues. Them fixing the problem would be the best solution, but I also understand that that may not be their priority (only yours and some other folks perhaps as well).

i would like to make it clear that CORS will not be a problem for you when you build you app and run it on an actual device, and as luukschoen said it is better for you to write you’re own proxy if your app is gonna stay web for a while, this Ionic Blog talks in details about handling CORS issues with ionic apps, you can use their way, or you can use a Chrome Extension if its just for testing on web, it works for me just to get things done fast.