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Ember inspector is causing errors with service workers

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Getting the following error when using service workers if Ember chrome inspector is present in browser. Uncaught (in promise) TypeError: Request scheme 'chrome-extension' is unsupported at sw.js

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Created 5 years ago
Comments:5 (3 by maintainers)

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rwwagner90commented, Nov 2, 2018

@siwalikm So chrome extensions run content scripts when you load pages, and it appears your service worker is trying to run on the chrome extension, it should not do that.

If you go to https://shipshape.io/ you can see I register a service worker there, but there is no error thrown, so it’s something specific to your service worker I think.

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siwalikmcommented, Oct 31, 2018

Is it? @rwwagner90 I’m new to sw.js. Could you please help me understand why I’m facing this issue and why the error goes away when ember inspector is disabled?

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