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I was hosting LLM with LMStudio occasionally but can't access it anymore due to some fuckery with CORS and http vs https in browsers.
I googled it, and it seems like you can just enable cors.
Yes you can enable cors in LMStudio. But since few months it's blocked by all major web browsers if you aren't using HTTPS.
Which I don't. I had LMStudio server open to local network so I can use it on my phone or laptop via third party website.
Why would it be blocked? I can use http sites just fine, and even then you could setup a self-signed certificate.
I don't know why. It worked half a year ago, now it doesn't. All I know I can access server via local host on same machine, but if I try to access it over LAN it just doesn't work no matter what I do. I might look into self signed cert but it feels like to much work for now.