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Hi there,
I’m not 100% sure, but from what I’ve seen, using a presigned POST instead of a PUT might work better with browsers and might help avoid some of the CORS issues.
I think it’s because POST lets you define a bit more around the upload policy, like allowed origins and file size, whereas PUT can be stricter and more prone to header mismatch problems. I haven’t personally tested POST uploads extensively there yet. Might be worth exploring, though.
If you’re working with Django and DigitalOcean Spaces, this tutorial might be worth checking out for inspiration (though it’s focused more on server-side): How To Use python-decouple With DigitalOcean Spaces in Django
- Bobby