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by default a browser doesnamp;#39;t send authentication cookies with cross origin requests it sends cookies only if the javascript code sets a property called credentials to to true or include depending on the javascript function that you are using but thatamp;#39;s not the whole story the server side code must also set an allow credentials cross origin policy so that it can respond with a header called access control allow credentials if the browser doesnamp;#39;t receive this header it logs a cross origin failure even if the origin is white listed on the server thus it is a matter of writing the javascript code correctly and configuring the cross origin policy that signals the browser that cross origin cookies are allowed this policy will not work if wildcards are used in the with origins function or allow any origin function has been used letamp;#39;s have a look at the client-side javascript code there are many approaches to making a cross origin request to a server one is to u