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The problem is not that you can detect it on the client,but you can also see it on the server. On the server you see that user requested the HTML for the page
by XCSme 6y ago
The problem is not that you can detect it on the client,but you can also see it on the server.
On the server you see that user requested the HTML for the page and other resources, but never requested X.js.
You could keep a count of requests, per user per file.