Is Angular $ http.defaults.useXDomain really necessary in CORS?

Question

I saw that someone used $ http.defaults.useXDomain = true in angular when working with CORS. Is it really necessary to do this?

I just installed laravel and angular in different domains (for different domain, I mean that I put angular and laravel in a completely separate folder in localhost www folder. FYI I use nginx). I hit the laravel controller with the http request from angular. It just works fine, I use $ http.defaults.useXDomain or not.

Fortunately, this condition facilitates my work. but I'm still wondering if there is an explanation why this happened?

Answer 1

No, this is not necessary. This is actually not a thing.

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Cors works through appropriate headers / pre-sales inquiries and answers, which you can do differently in angles.

This is more about cors.