Update fetch() vs jQuery.ajax() list intro in “Using Fetch” #3416
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The list of main differences was reduced from 3 items to 2 items in this PR- mdn#2558. This changes the description of the list to match the contents of the the list.
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James, thanks much, and congrats on landing your first docs change here — welcome aboard 🎉 |
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The list of main differences in the fetch API was reduced from 3 items to 2 items in this PR- #2558. This changes the description of the list to match the contents of the the list.
This is a small nitpick, but will prevent others from looking for a third difference that does not exist.