Suggestion: Alter the .html page to allow for multiple tests without editing the JS file

[Reelix]

As it stands, you are required to alter the JS file in a text editor, and then reload the page, then inspect the console to see if CORS is set or not for the edited domain.

I suggest adding a basic text box that runs JS code with the set value that will allow multiple tests without requiring editing of any files, or the refreshing of the page.

[njgibbon]

Hey @Reelix ,

I don't want to alter the initial "tool" because it really is meant to be absolute bare-bones and minimal. Relying on browser tools for console output and the manual changes really is part of the design!

However, I do see utility in what you're saying :) So what i'd like to do is just have 2 folders. One called minimal or something like that for the existing html / js. And one called tool where we could have what you describe.

It still needs to be super minimal so only HTML, CSS, JS. A text box, a button and an output area. Each time you hit the button it clears the output area and outputs the new state which could be the http response or a CORS failure or any other failure that is caught.