Comment by AbuAssar 1 year ago Deno blocks by default the access to network, storage and environment variables 1 comment AbuAssar Reply codedokode 1 year ago JS interpreter doesn't have the access at all - it is provided by native functions, added by the wrapper like deno, so there is nothing to block.
codedokode 1 year ago JS interpreter doesn't have the access at all - it is provided by native functions, added by the wrapper like deno, so there is nothing to block.
JS interpreter doesn't have the access at all - it is provided by native functions, added by the wrapper like deno, so there is nothing to block.