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No. CORS controls browser cross-origin behavior. The application still needs to authorize the user and grant valid storage permission for the intended upload.
No. CORS controls browser cross-origin behavior. The application still needs to authorize the user and grant valid storage permission for the intended upload.
The URL may be expired, its method may differ, or signed headers may not match the request. Inspect the actual upload alongside the CORS preflight.
Use a separate development bucket and its own allowed origins. Production CORS should match the real application origins needed for the deployed user flow.
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