> If you load a React frontend, it'll, by default, deploy a service worker. I think you mean that create-react-app is doing this by default, and that it might

> If you load a React frontend, it'll, by default, deploy a service worker. I think you mean that create-react-app is doing this by default, and that it might be a surprise and cause of problems for the developer. Which is also the reason why they're removing that by default from create-react-app v2. > That is how the web works. That's not really an argument, in that it also could've been used as an argument against the introduction of inline images, CSS, or anything added to the web after its first publication. It doesn't really matter how the web works today; what's relevant is how we want the web to work.