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    Expanded CORS Support for Easier Browser-Based Integrations

    2026-09-07

    Modern applications are increasingly built for the web, with frontend frameworks, browser-based tools, and client-side applications communicating directly with APIs.

    To make TimeLogic API easier to integrate into these environments, we have expanded our Cross-Origin Resource Sharing (CORS) support.

    Improved browser compatibility

    TimeLogic API now supports cross-origin requests, allowing developers to build browser-based applications that communicate directly with the API without requiring unnecessary proxy layers or additional backend infrastructure.

    This makes integration simpler for:

    • JavaScript and TypeScript applications
    • React, Vue, Angular, and other frontend frameworks
    • Static websites
    • Serverless applications
    • Browser-based developer tools

    What is CORS?

    Cross-Origin Resource Sharing (CORS) is a browser security standard that controls how web applications can communicate with APIs hosted on different domains.

    For example, an application hosted at:

    https://yourapp.com

    can request data from:

    https://api.timelogicapi.com

    when the API provides the required cross-origin permissions.

    Looking ahead: browser-first API access

    We are also exploring additional authentication options designed specifically for frontend applications.

    Our goal is to make it easier for developers to use TimeLogic API directly from client-side environments while maintaining secure and practical access controls.

    Future improvements may include origin-based access methods and browser-friendly authentication flows, allowing supported frontend applications to interact with TimeLogic API without requiring developers to expose traditional API credentials in client-side code.

    Built for modern developers

    TimeLogic API continues to improve the developer experience through better accessibility, documentation, infrastructure transparency, and integration support.

    Expanded CORS support is another step toward making reliable time data easier to access across the platforms developers use every day.

    Start building

    Explore the TimeLogic API documentation:

    https://timelogicapi.com/docs

    Build applications, tools, and services powered by reliable global time data.

    TimeLogic API — precise time infrastructure for modern applications.