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I'm not sure but I was working with google RSS and there's a case where I have to access an API and if I fetch it from the client side it will return Cors error but when I access it from a node server it works

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  • By default browsers don't allow access to APIs of other domains. This restriction can be turned off with CORS. If there's no CORS, there's no access. – Evert Apr 21 '23 at 21:29

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That's because of what's called Cross-Origin Resource Sharing . It's a way of preventing the server from unknown clients/requests.

There is a package called cors - (you can find it here) - that allows your server to accept client requests by configuring it

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