> 1- The JavaScript download and processing of 'ensureDebugId()' is an >> unwanted overhead >> 2- when we set fixed dubug Id, someone can easily inject Unwanted script, >> which can make use of this ID. (Not sure who the injection will work >> though.) >> >> Is there any other reason why we disable Debug Ids in production ? >> > No. Its mainly because of unneeded runtime overhead. Even your second reason is IMHO a bit exotic, because when someone can inject script into your app then you have a major security issue and these debug IDs are kind of irrelevant then.
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