No. You can vendor these scripts & host them 1st party so you aren’t leaking data to these CDNs or risk users not actually getting the scripts. It isn’t like CDNs give you a performance boost anymore.
No. You can vendor these scripts & host them 1st party so you aren’t leaking data to these CDNs or risk users not actually getting the scripts. It isn’t like CDNs give you a performance boost anymore.
I'll vendor and self-host for my professional projects, but for these small experimental utilities I've stopped caring.
This is what CDNs should be used for at this time—or for fetching the scripts to vendor. That’s fine, but recommending I don’t think is the best call since one folk’s experimental utility will inevitably get released into production—often not even at fault of the utility’s maker. When I use CDNs like this, there are <!-- WARNING … --> around the code just in case someone were to run with it, along with adding the integrity attribute.