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by jsnk 5001 days ago
Your Airbrake API key is exposed on the client side. I would fix that up as soon as possible.
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glesperance 5001 days ago
Hey there, (wavo CTO here)

It is my understanding that running airbrake in the browser does need you to somehow provide the API key to the client[1].

Could you explain a bit more in detail what makes you worry about having the API key on the client?

[1]http://help.airbrake.io/kb/troubleshooting-2/javascript-noti...

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jsnk 5001 days ago
My bad. False alarm.
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