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      <title>Running Actioncable on Different Domain Without Sharing Cookies</title>
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This works great in most cases, since ActionCable and the App (website) run on the same server.
But I run my website on Heroku behind Cloudflare, and it does not accept websocket connections on lower tier plans.</description>
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