last minute update before deploying

src/posts/0025-a-quick-cors-proxy-in-a-few-lines-of-clojure/index.org

@@ -8,17 +8,22 @@
 #+options: auto-id:t
 #+startup: showeverything
 
-I use a HTML file from one of my local directory as homepage.
-This HTML file contains in a single one page view, all links I generally want to
-jump to.
+When I open a new tab in my browser I see my hand-made starter homepage.
+This is a single HTML file on my computer.
+Not a hosted website.
+This homepage is really useful and along the years I added some functionalities:
+- organized links for my most frequently used websites
+- direct text input to some specialized search engines
+- work related links to a lot of different places, I see the APIs, the version
+  number of the deployed nodes, etc…
+- my daily work tasks are displayed there (from org-mode calendar to this page)
 
 One of the section of links in this homepage contain a few website I host.
-And I wanted to query these websites to make a healthcheck from my file.
+And I wanted to query these websites to make a health check from my file.
 It turns out that you cannot easily make an HTTP call to any external website
-from a `file://` in your Browser as your are almost immediately blocked by CORS.
+from a =file://= in your Browser as your are almost immediately blocked by /CORS/.
 
-I don't want to explain how CORS are working, most people don't get it correctly
-anyway.
+I don't want to explain how /CORS/ are working.
 The important point is that it is a security measure that is *very easy* to circumvent.
 
 Here is how to do it:
@@ -72,7 +77,7 @@ Here is the code in a few lines of Clojure:
 #+end_src
 
 And that's it, this is a whole web application that will proxy any call to a
-website that do not allow you to call from some origin (like my `file://`) and
+website that do not allow you to call from some origin (like my =file://=) and
 will make it work anyway.
 
 If you feel that using too many libraries is cheating, here is the actual almost full