Solve CORS Policy Error ReactJS|| Fetching API Error || CORS ERROR || No Access-Control-Allow-Origin

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Commands:
cd C:\Program Files\Google\Chrome\Application
chrome.exe --user-data-dir="C:\Users\hp\OneDrive\Desktop
ew browser" --disable-web-security
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[@rajkumar-nq2te]

I tried it. But for me its not working. Please help me

[@amriksingh3435]

Nicely explained 🙏👍

[@ajiteshmishra0005]

Every CORS error is handled with this method?

[@DivanshExplains]

Yes

[@RishiKumar-ex8nl]

No, that cmd command only disables web security which kinda disables cors only for that particular chrome. If you check the same by opening chrome normally, it will still throw error. And do you expect your client/user to everytime open the browser with that command? Ofcourse you can write some script but that's just a cheap way handle the issue.