Cross-Origin Read Blocking (CORB) blocked cross-origin response https://logs.browser-intake-datadoghq.com/api/v2/logs?ddsource=browser&ddtags=sdk_version%3A4.13.0&dd-api-key=ABCDEFG&dd-evp-origin-version=4.13.0&dd-evp-origin=browser&dd-request-id=42c6086a-84be-48ee-b858-9f560b6bf35f with MIME type application/json. See https://www.chromestatus.com/feature/5629709824032768 for more details.
The corresponding code is under the path `imports/startup/client/config/
Is anyone else using DataDog to log and would mind sharing how they have overcome the CORB problem for their frontend code?
Please note that I do have separate apps for frontend and backend. Backend works fine.
Thanks in advance!
Hi Paul,
seems to be. Open case since 3 years though and my problems are more like a couple of months I’ve got this message.
My main problem is that I don’t get a single line of frontend log in DataDog. Nothing, zip, nada.
Thought that this is stopping the forward to DataDog.
I have errors that MontiAPM has caught but nothing shows up in DataDog, nor in AWS CloudWatch. So I’m not sure whom to blame for the failure, this is all the work of my former frontend employee. As you can probably tell, I have no freaking clue about the DataDog integration between the frontend code, DataDog’s agent/forwarder and AWS CloudWatch
Probably the message you see in Chrome is not related to your issue. I guess you don’t see it in other browsers.
I’d make sure I have the right client for the task ( are you using RUM?).
I also see a recent deprecation for TLS <1.2 and older Agents (I think older than 5) might not work anymore.
paulishca:
Probably the message you see in Chrome is not related to your issue. I guess you don’t see it in other browsers.
I have an Electron app, so can’t change the browser
paulishca:
I’d make sure I have the right client for the task ( are you using RUM?).
Yes, it’s the right client as it was working fine before
paulishca:
I also see a recent deprecation for TLS <1.2 and older Agents (I think older than 5) might not work anymore.
Ok, that might be a reason why it has stopped or almost stopped (217 lines in 1 month vs 4.36 million lines for the backend in the same period of time).
Thanks Paul - good hints!