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by its_stolt
821 days ago
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localhost gives you a different security context in your browser than using a full domain name. Typically to use a full domain name locally you'd either need to mess with /etc/hosts (which can bite you later) or mess with DNS. lcl.host just makes things work out of the box. |
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Using http with localhost is a mostly security context, but it has some quirks[0]. Using https://localhost will give you the full security context but then you're typically stuck either dealing with certs manually or using a proxy, like caddy. lcl.host should simplify your setup.
We're big fans of caddy by the way and even sponsor the project. Matt's doing amazing work over there.
[0] https://web.dev/articles/when-to-use-local-https