Reputation: 4559
I'm developing a mobile web app where the content server is remote. I can do some basic testing on desktop Chrome with --disable-web-security
option.
Is there a similar feature available on chrome on android? Or, any other browser on android?
I'm including these headers, Authorization
, Access-Control-Allow-Origin
, Access-Control-Allow-Credentials
; but it seems to have no impact on the data server.
Am I missing any other settings?
The web app code resides on a local PC. Data on the remote hosts and the browser is on mobile in local LAN.
Upvotes: 32
Views: 13709
Reputation: 32572
Actually, there is a way but it is a little hard, first, you should install adb
on your system (Linux, Windows, macOS and etc) then restart adb
server and at last plugin your Android device. check the adb
connection with below command on your terminal/cmd:
$ adb list
When you see your device on the result of the above command, it is time to run the main command:
$ adb shell am start -n com.android.chrome/com.google.android.apps.chrome.Main
If the above command opens a Google Chrome tab or window, its time to disable security by your command order
Upvotes: 1