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10Hey man, this provided 100% clarity as a footnote to the approved answer! Thanks for this....– M'BakuCommented Jun 3, 2020 at 2:11
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1JSONP is very useful for local development, because many browsers still implement CORS policies in a stringent way. E.g. Most browsers will allow your script make XMLHttpRequest to a CORS Domain, but you can't exchange cookie data unless you use a secure connection (HTTPS). Now, you can't use HTTPS for local development without an SSL certificate. Even if you generate a self signed SSL certificate, the browser still blocks it because it is not signed by a CA. Now to get it signed by a CA, your domain must be accessible on the internet so it can be verified. Pls pls... stop. JSONP is for me...– Udo E.Commented Feb 7, 2022 at 4:48
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1Just to add another disadvantage, JSONP requests that generate a unique callback function every time aren't cacheable because the query string is always different– Sean HCommented Apr 7, 2022 at 9:39
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1Incredible answer - thanks for taking the time to add this– AVHCommented Feb 8 at 13:39
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