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XHR Event polyfill #169

Closed stuartpb closed 4 years ago

stuartpb commented 9 years ago

(crossposted from inexorabletash/polyfill#49)

XMLHttpRequest, in the latest specs and browsers, supports more events than "readystatechange" (namely "error", "abort", "timeout", and "load"), and supports adding listeners using addEventListener rather than just setting the "onreadystatechange" property: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/XMLHttpRequest#Events

It would be nice if web developers could have a polyfill that allows us to rely on the presence of these events and not worry about our code breaking on IE9.

cvrebert commented 8 years ago

(from the other thread:)

@inexorabletash: XHR's a dead end anyway. fetch() is the new hotness.

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