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nikhilbghodke
tomayac
sunitapt
hey @tomayac , i saw issue filled on the repo, https://github.com/GoogleChromeLabs/browser-fs-access/issues/38, i tired to fix this my adding a small check in supported function. i even tested the solution by embedding the demo project in the repo inside an iframe, it works well. i have a dependency of this fix , as
browser-fs-accessis been used byexcalidrawboard, which we want to use inside iframe in our application, so if you could review and publish module to npm, i would be really helpful of you !Thanking in anticipation