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Runtime JS should check that SharedArrayBuffer is available and if it isn't diagnose whether CORS headers are being served, and provide a nice error message.
For Blazor and Uno we should provide some kind of callback that can be triggered if the runtime's requirements are not met
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Improved experience when SharedArrayBuffer is not available
[wasm-mt] Improved experience when SharedArrayBuffer is not available
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Runtime JS should check that SharedArrayBuffer is available and if it isn't diagnose whether CORS headers are being served, and provide a nice error message.
For Blazor and Uno we should provide some kind of callback that can be triggered if the runtime's requirements are not met
We don't read cors headers, but I'm not sure we really want to.
If we should, which files we should check ? And how to check it on ES6 import keyword ?
Runtime JS should check that
SharedArrayBuffer
is available and if it isn't diagnose whether CORS headers are being served, and provide a nice error message.For Blazor and Uno we should provide some kind of callback that can be triggered if the runtime's requirements are not met
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