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But you can't serve this meta tag if you don't control the URL/domain anymore, and you can't force all of your users to use e.g. an intercepting HTTP proxy for

But you can't serve this meta tag if you don't control the URL/domain anymore, and you can't force all of your users to use e.g. an intercepting HTTP proxy for such requests.

arccy 2y ago
You need to plan for this up front, same as with deliberately uploading a package to a central repo.
- Joker_vD 2y ago
  > You need to plan for this up front How exactly? If e.g. the registrar seizes the domain name that I've originally used and gives it to someone else, what, exactly, are my plans supposed to be for that?
  - wizhi 2y ago
    The exact same as if npm did it.