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Not really. That implies that you’re running each HTTPS call as a lifetime process that starts and ends with that request, and the entire body of the JavaScript
by andrewmcwatters 1y ago
Not really. That implies that you’re running each HTTPS call as a lifetime process that starts and ends with that request, and the entire body of the JavaScript file, beginning to end is HTML with subtrees of the document including optionally some JavaScript that is synchronously run.
Respectfully, this doesn’t look anything like that at all.