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For some reason I thought they were doing more than this, like proxying your JavaScript (hence PROXino), instrumenting it with try/catches to provide robust sta
by tlrobinson 14y ago
For some reason I thought they were doing more than this, like proxying your JavaScript (hence PROXino), instrumenting it with try/catches to provide robust stack traces, but apparently not: https://www.proxino.com/p.js https://www.proxino.com/p.js
- unignorant 14y agoThat's what the old version of Proxino did... but potential customers didn't like the proxy.
- reustle 14y agoThey load in jQuery? That isn't the true third-party javascript way...