Benjamin Gruenbaum

Asked about this in Deno btw: https://github.com/denoland/deno/issues/11925#issuecomment-1043217870

> So, I assume the next things will be implementing of CORS, CORB limitations, restricting of the access to "cookie" header since it's a browser API? [sarcasm] You know, there...

> Yeah, I also would like if Node.js have some permission list in package.json like it is in Web Extensions, Android Applications: Those are called policies and already exist in...

@ronag I think being able to remove the sec-fetch-mode stuff is _probably_ fine? @AlttiRi did you check what other environments like cloudflare workers or deno do?

-1 I think the thought is very nice but honestly I've told at least 100 students who usually complain about everything and run various linux distros (mostly ubuntu and debian...

@mikemaccana that's a good question - since they all probably installed it [via a package manager](https://nodejs.org/en/download/package-manager/) I'd _assume_ they all did (just adding a PPA and sudo apt-get) since it...

> Find reliable external sources that provide the other information and replace the guides with links to those sources. @goldbergyoni is that something you'd be interested in maintaining (for these...

ts-node needs a version of TypeScript near it - you need to `npm i typescript` - you can follow the ts-node installation instructions to learn more :)

You can use the devtools protocol and `inspector` module to set breakpoints. It uses a websocket to connect to the process (with remote debugging) and you can tell it to...

> I'm unable to use the devtools protocol to connect to this process, which runs on a remote server and is only accessible through a web-hosted terminal. You can open...