How can Google browser settings solve Ajax cross-domain issues?

Ajax itself is not support cross-domain, cross-domain problem is actually very simple, through the corresponding browser settings can be completed two different servers or two different services under the project Mutual access.

Method/Step

1. First right-click on Google shortcut and select Properties from the drop-down list.

2. Open the Properties window and switch to the Shortcut tab below, which is the General tab by default.

3. Add "--disable-web-security" after the target path, in the following format: C:\Users\Administrator\AppData\Local\Google\Chrome\Application\ Chrome.exe--disable-web-security, where there is a space between Chrome.exe and--disable

4. Click Apply, then click OK to close the window.

5. If the path in the target contains double quotation marks, it is added outside the double quotation marks.

6. 6

   Turning off the browser to reopen the browser via the desktop shortcut, the browser prompts "you are using an unsupported command line tag:--disable-web-security." Stability and security will decrease ", stating that the settings were successful.

How can Google browser settings solve Ajax cross-domain issues?