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Why does Google provide public hosting for popular JavaScript formats?

Does Google track my coding habits to show Google ads on my search if I use their hosted JavaScript framework?

... Or is there some other reason to post them? What is the use of them from hosting these frameworks?

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Google wants the network to be as rich as possible, the more applications and sites, the more advertising revenue for them.

No, they cannot track you using frameworks; they are retrieved once on all sites that use this URL and then cached on the client. If we say 20 sites, all links to a js file hosted on google, the user receives it only once. Hosting yourself ... if this is an intranet application, yes, do it, if not, then contact Google, slightly reduce the download time.

In addition, google has drilling agreements, the throughput is very very cheap for them.

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All about the war between Microsoft and Google. Google wants web applications to replace desktop ones.

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Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/1299710/

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