I am trying to understand CORS. From my understanding, it empowers you to limit which domains can access a resource on your server. However, this doesn't seem like the full story. For example, I have a web service without CORS enabled. I cannot hit this web service from my web application via jQuery (the app is running on localhost). However, I can hit the web service from Postman. So, I'm a bit confused. Is there some extra client side work that involves CORS?
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