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To use, with follow-redirects counter-part in the browser?

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RubenVerborghcommented, Feb 28, 2020

You may use same algorithms to do redirect:manual i guess…

Mmm yes, but probably with some limitations. In any case, there’s no need for the library in the browser; quite the contrary, it’s bringing browser functionality to Node.

Here you can read advice for how to exclude the library for browser builds: https://github.com/follow-redirects/follow-redirects/tree/670c3a7b38e0707a22d111fa766b4e82d277ec41#browser-usage

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determin1stcommented, Feb 28, 2020

redirect The redirect mode to use: follow (automatically follow redirects), error (abort with an error if a redirect occurs), or manual (handle redirects manually). In Chrome the default is follow (before Chrome 47 it defaulted to manual).

It’s from fetch() definition

You may use same algorithms to do redirect:manual i guess…