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npm packages that use XMLHttpRequest

48 of the 981 npm packages we've indexed (5%) use XMLHttpRequest, which makes HTTP requests the old browser way. Here they are, with how many of their files do.

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Packages using XMLHttpRequest

PackageFiles
zone.js19See the lines
@angular/http17See the lines
react-native17See the lines
rxjs15See the lines
jsdom11See the lines
axios9See the lines
aws-sdk8See the lines
next8See the lines
jquery7See the lines
protobufjs7See the lines
@alifd/next4See the lines
@smithy/types4See the lines
less4See the lines
socket.io4See the lines
socket.io-client4See the lines
@angular/common3See the lines
element-ui3See the lines
es6-promise3See the lines
source-map-support3See the lines
superagent3See the lines
whatwg-fetch3See the lines
@stencil/core2See the lines
@typescript-eslint/scope-manager2See the lines
globals2See the lines
mocha2See the lines
rollup2See the lines
@angular/platform-browser-dynamic1See the lines
@babel/helper-globals1See the lines
@opentelemetry/instrumentation1See the lines
@react-native-community/eslint-config1See the lines
babel-core1See the lines
caniuse-lite1See the lines
coffee-script1See the lines
eslint-plugin-unicorn1See the lines
express1See the lines
form-data1See the lines
jshint1See the lines
node-fetch1See the lines
npm1See the lines
pnpm1See the lines
protractor1See the lines
q1See the lines
release-it1See the lines
should1See the lines
storybook1See the lines
terser1See the lines
uglify-js1See the lines
vitest1See the lines

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Packages using eval()Packages using new Function()Packages using child_processPackages using process.envPackages using the fs modulePackages using http / httpsPackages using fetch()Packages using XMLHttpRequestPackages using cryptoPackages using WebAssemblyPackages using document.cookiePackages using install scripts

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