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Like this. Think i should disable CORS in Firefox settings?
Tell me why you need it enabled.
And if it's not needed why VALVe enforces it on their end? ( maybe they're afraid of harmless XSS attacks? )
I know you're quite special kind of VALVe cultist, so here's a screenshot of response header from store remote server https://imgur.com/86O3Ffq.png
Yeah, but you've not just left the default ones enabled, have you? I'm running the latest FireFox with NoScript and I'm not getting these errors. How many different security addons and script blockers have you installed?
Same here. Ublock Origin and No-Script.
I have to enable two items in No-Script as it is set to block everything, but no error in FireFox and FireFox has all default settings enabled.
Just tested in default Chromium with no plugins, same result as with FF.
Loads perfectly fine. This is your home PC rather than a work PC, right?
Loads fine for me.
Did you try clearing the cache?
If something is loading too fast, it may display errors a few times as it tries, then works fine. Even if get error, if the site works, then there is likely no real issue.
Looking up the error as well, it isn't a setting in FF, but a general Web error.
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTTP/CORS/Errors/CORSMissingAllowOrigin?utm_source=devtools&utm_medium=firefox-cors-errors&utm_campaign=default
Of course it's not a FF error, it's a server enforcing content security policy and a missing static resources domain in allowed origins list in server reply header.
Which is all supposed to be handled at your end by the browser...
And does not seem to effect the page, so a non-issue.
I love how you instantly try to shift the blame to users, never change, guys.