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"NS_BINDING_ERROR" while fetching content from localStorage

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Hi all ,

i have one website which downloads the content (image/video/html) and save in localStorage also i have service worker who fetches those files.

while downloading the files from one url lets assume ( download.files.com) firefox downloads correctly , but when my service worker tries to fetch the html file from its own url ( url/content/files/downloadedHtml.html) its gives  404 not found , but when i open same url ( url/content/files/downloadedHtml.html) in second tab its giving 200OK. 

also in network tab it gives me "NS_BINDING_ERROR" .

Hi all , i have one website which downloads the content (image/video/html) and save in localStorage also i have service worker who fetches those files. while downloading the files from one url lets assume ( download.files.com) firefox downloads correctly , but when my service worker tries to fetch the html file from its own url ( url/content/files/downloadedHtml.html) its gives 404 not found , but when i open same url ( url/content/files/downloadedHtml.html) in second tab its giving 200OK. also in network tab it gives me "NS_BINDING_ERROR" .

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sohalsatnam792 said

Hi all , i have one website which downloads the content (image/video/html) and save in localStorage also i have service worker who fetches those files.while downloading the files from one url lets assume ( download.files.com) firefox downloads correctly , but when my service worker tries to fetch the html file from its own url ( url/content/files/downloadedHtml.html) its gives 404 not found , but when i open same url ( url/content/files/downloadedHtml.html) in second tab its giving 200OK. also in network tab it gives me "NS_BINDING_ERROR" .

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