Chrome has "--disable-web-security" command-line flag which disables CORS. They may start locking it to be only usable with "--user-data-dir" (see Chromium bug #327804) but that's a clear failsafe, not a limitation.
Firefox doesn't support anything like this. You don't have any control over its behavior, even if you may need this for some unconventional reason.
Chrome has "--disable-web-security" command-line flag which disables CORS. They may start locking it to be only usable with "--user-data-dir" (see Chromium bug #327804) but that's a clear failsafe, not a limitation.
Firefox doesn't support anything like this. You don't have any control over its behavior, even if you may need this for some unconventional reason.