Dustin Diaz

That could work too, but it still seems unnecessary. If I were implementing via promise, I would do it like this: ``` js var when = require('when') var reqwest =...

are you intending to use this in Node.js or the Browser?

One solution is to simply install `xhr2` — it's noted a `peerDependency` (meaning, you have to install it yourself). That is, if you're using it in Node.js. Otherwise, I'm not...

yes indeed. i will get a fix out for this shortly

hey all! this has been resolved thanks to a workaround found in a recent pull-request. you should be good to go now. it will no longer blow up in the...

well damn. will need to think another solution. this was exactly my reservations to begin with (trying to make this library "isomorphic"). in the meantime looks like a few folks...

i see. it seems as though i missed this new option in the last few months. good to know about it in the future!

In that case, is there a more legit way of checking like seeing if it has any unique properties?

@yamalight putting this back on my radar since it rarely seems to be passing and Phantom has been a bit buggy

hmm... could be that you have that combo of `jsonp` and `crossDomain` both set. remove the `crossDomain` and see if it still throws the error