Closed ElDonad closed 1 year ago
Because some OSes, especially windows, tend to use the ipv6 version of the loopback address (::1), which does not work with the neutralino server, and some versions of NodeJS (>= 18) do resolve localhost addresses using the hosts config of the OS.
In response to the issue #208
Yeah, it's fixed in Node 20 I think, but this way it works with all Node versions.
Because some OSes, especially windows, tend to use the ipv6 version of the loopback address (::1), which does not work with the neutralino server, and some versions of NodeJS (>= 18) do resolve localhost addresses using the hosts config of the OS.
In response to the issue #208