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Eric Bidelman
Heads up! The XMLHttpRequest2 spec was recently changed to prohibit sending a synchronous request when
XMLHttpRequest.responseType is set. The idea behind the change is to help
mitigate further usage of synchronous xhrs wherever possible.
For example, the following code will now throw an INVALID_ACCESS_ERR in
developer channel builds of Chrome and FF:
This is a generally a great change for the web, but it has the potential to
break some existing apps that were relying on synchronous behavior. Please look
over your XHR code and update it ASAP to use asynchronous requests.
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