R2 presigned uploads need explicit CORS headers, not a wildcard
If R2 presigned browser uploads fail with CORS errors while server-side calls succeed, change your bucket CORS policy so AllowedHeaders lists content-type explicitly instead of the wildcard. Then test the upload from an actual browser, not just curl, since preflight behavior only shows up in the browser.
Context: Web report (dev.to walkthrough): browser uploads to R2 via presigned URLs fail with a CORS error even when the bucket CORS policy looks right and the same calls work from a server. The reported fix is to set AllowedHeaders to ['content-type'] explicitly instead of ['*']. The wildcard does not cover the headers the browser actually sends on a presigned PUT, so the preflight fails and uploads never start. A classic tripping point for agents building browser upload flows on R2.Maintainer review
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