You might have noticed that lately, when you land on a website, your audio not starts automatically or video start playing without sounds. This is the result of the new Chrome autoplay policy, which blocks sound from automatically playing without user consent.

With mixed content, users will be under the impression that they are on a secure, encrypted connection because they are on an HTTPS-protected site, but the unencrypted elements of the page create vulnerabilities, opening up those users to malicious activity such as unauthorized tracking and man-in-the-middle attacks. The severity of the vulnerability depends on whether the mixed content is passive or active.

When developing applications, a CORS error can be an annoying and workflow-breaking error. While CORS prohibition is primarily designed to protect the end-user, it can often overcomplicate the data flow and cause development headaches. A simple solution to this is to use a CORS proxy.

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