That maybe explain a few things

Randomly stumbled on this, kind of interesting: https://github.com/open-policy-agent/contrib/tree/master/wasm/cloudflare-worker

I could see some future improvements w/ a router that enforces policies. I'm not using OPA, but it's interesting to think about the possibilities.

I imagine the cloudflare workers stack could be used to facilitate a peer discovery service, and multiple workers from different accounts could sync data to facilitate a multi-owner DHT, which could use some form of cryptography to verify what the worker says who is who is actually who is who. Such operating on the edge with cloudflare power would solve a lot of the current performance issues with DHT technology.

Good Morning 💙

Thank you @User ! I was more interested in FOSS lib like next-auth , but unfortunately its not compatible with Cloufflare workers

Yeah it would be nice to have more in this space. I built some stuff using Azure Open ID and it was not trivial since the libraries weren't compatible.

Does the HTMLRewriter purposely ignore everything that is inside a

noscript

tag?

Didn't expect that behavior tbh

It doesn't ignore it, but it does process it as raw text instead

ah interesting

Kinda weird because browsers don't treat it like that tho

if js is enabled, content is treated like raw text

the content of noscript is parsed into the dom only if js is disabled

if js is enabled

noscript

isn't rendered at all

yes it isnt rendered but the html parser treats noscript content as text, not html

similar to a textarea

Maybe I just understand it wrong

but the

noscript

content is not visible at all if javascript is enabled. Neither as html nor text

right. if you look in devtools at a noscript tag when js is on, then the content is shown as text

the distinction is really only relevant for parsing of malformed html

ah that's what you mean

ok I get it

But I still don't see a reason to treat it like raw text in the HTMLRewriter

i assume theyre trying to match the normal browser behavior

yeah I guess

but noscript might contain other elements that the browser may display if js is disabled

Hi, all! Aleš here, recently jumped the wagon and I'm loving it. A question: AVIF files are served as

content-type: text/plain; charset=utf8

so I can't inspect them in Chrome with

Open image in new tab

. Something I can configure?

🥁 Wrangler 1.13.0 support for text blob bindings 👏

seems like

@cloudflare/kv-asset-handler

is using

mime

version

2.4.6

but avif support was published in

2.4.7

https://github.com/broofa/mime/issues/245#issuecomment-745723516