Fetch has its own issues - not being able to abort a fetch, or recieve progress notifications are frustrating if you require them.
But the deficiencies of fetch() are another topic entirely, and I tend to use it (polyfilled tbh) for the majority of my async requests because I like the rest of its implementation.
But the deficiencies of fetch() are another topic entirely, and I tend to use it (polyfilled tbh) for the majority of my async requests because I like the rest of its implementation.