We did not have any reports of this. How are you fetching the HTML? Are you relying on innerHTML initially? Most of the extensions will mess with that, but not with the response of the network request itself, so if you only rely on what fetch gives you, I believe you should be fine in most cases.
If that's still a problem, you could rely on the "last-modified" header instead. We serve this app via S3 + CloudFront, and it sends the last-modified header. You can then access it and compare that instead of the whole HTML.
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Hi,
We did not have any reports of this. How are you fetching the HTML? Are you relying on innerHTML initially? Most of the extensions will mess with that, but not with the response of the network request itself, so if you only rely on what fetch gives you, I believe you should be fine in most cases.
If that's still a problem, you could rely on the "last-modified" header instead. We serve this app via S3 + CloudFront, and it sends the last-modified header. You can then access it and compare that instead of the whole HTML.