Re: [fetch] Update Access-Control-Allow-Headers CORS response header to allow * (allow-all) (#251)

Yes, curl can pass credentials. But only the credentials of the person invoking curl. If website A makes a CORS-with-credentials request to website B, then it's the users cookies to website B that are sent. That is something that the webdeveloper of website A can't accomplish with curl.

It's pretty clear that we're not in a "no gun" situation here. All we're talking about here are APIs for making things that are already possible easier. I.e. these proposals are just grease for existing guns.

I feel like we're just going in circles at this point. Unless new information is presented I will stay silent.

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