using the development tool of chrome to check the network requests of front-end projects, it is found that there is deluminate.js in the Initiator column of network, and there is not much information on the Internet, only Initiator is used to explain the process of initiating the request, but what deluminate.js is, I don"t know what it is, and ask the boss to let me know.
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want to know what this is and what"s the use?
may be a chrome plug-in
this means that the current request is sent from which file the mouse moves up and you can see the specific method. You can click in and see the things packaged by the
third-party plug-ins
this is a chrome plug-in used to modify the color matching of the web page and so on, to make the eyes more comfortable.
https://chrome.google.com/web.
deluminate.js is a js file
you can see how the current resource is called when the code is initiated. For example, a.js runs the method in b.js , which uses the ajax method in c.js to call some api and so on
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