Optimize supportsNativeFetch() with a fast path that avoids DOM I/O #2326
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This fixes #2324 by adding a fast path for the scenario where the browser supports
fetch
andwindow.fetch
hasn't been wrapped or polyfilled (which should be very common on modern browsers)This avoids expensive DOM I/O in the critical path during the initial load.
Fallbacking to the expensive iframe check, if necessary.
Note
The new
isNativeFetch()
check is also more robust than the previous implementation, which could yield false positives (since it only checked if the function's body containednative
).