Why do you need libcurl to work in WebAssembly... when you're already running in a browser?
(The answer: to run third-party code that uses libcurl because it isn't designed to run in web browsers)
(The answer: to run third-party code that uses libcurl because it isn't designed to run in web browsers)
> If you inspect the devtools network tab of your browser, you see that everything happens over a single WebSocket to wss://ws.r-universe.dev. The browser is not making the HTTP requests, in fact this would not even be possible because we download the files from a host that does not enable CORS.
https://github.com/Shivam010/bypass-cors
As long as the browser is talking to a server that's setting the correct CORS headers, that server can of course forward those requests to whatever third party server it wants.
With this kind of solution, the proxy only deals with the data in the underlying TCP socket. That data will be encrypted with TLS until it gets to the destination server. In this case, you don't need to fully trust the proxy sever to use it safely.