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Have HTTP404 errors when Edge dev tools are open #869
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Any updates on this issue from either side? |
I personally have switched to using the custom element pollyfil from
WebReflection on github (it is also being used by Stenciljs compiler).
Works perfectly. Did not face any issues with it. I find other web
component pollyfills pretty much useless.
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This appears to be fixed now. I can inspect the website in Edge without any errors. |
Is this fixed? I'm still getting these errors in version webcomponentsjs@2.1.3, and in Microsoft Edge 40.15063.674.0 |
@cjwainwright Have you found a solution yet? |
@jangobel No, sorry. Due to other different issues with this polyfill, have ended up using the custom elements polyfill from WebReflection, so not looked into this further. |
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see also: https://github.com/Polymer/polymer-cli/issues/883
see also: #858
1. create a test directory and install web components pollyfills in there (installs
v1.0.17
)test.html
page loading the pollyfills with feature detection, as suggested at https://www.webcomponents.org/polyfills (correctingwebcomponents-lite.min.js
towebcomponents-lite.js
)serve
serves at port3000
or5000
)test.html
page in Edge browser with Console view in Dev Tools open:71
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