Jsdelivr is one of the world's largest open-source content delivery networks (CDN) that helps developers deliver their web content faster and more efficiently.
To use jsdelivr, you can simply include the jsdelivr CDN URL in your website's code, replacing the regular URL for the JavaScript, CSS, or font files you want to use.
You can check if jsdelivr is working correctly on your website by using a browser's developer tools to check if the files are being loaded from the jsdelivr CDN.
A 404 error means the requested file or resource is not found. This could happen if the file has been moved or deleted from the jsdelivr CDN, or if the file name or path is incorrect.
You can fix a 404 error with jsdelivr by checking the file name and path to make sure they are correct, or by reaching out to the jsdelivr support team for assistance.
If jsdelivr is causing your website to load slowly, you can try using a different CDN or hosting provider, or optimizing the size and loading time of your website's files.
Yes, you can use jsdelivr on non-website projects such as mobile apps or desktop applications.
Yes, jsdelivr is free to use for developers and website owners.
A 403 error means access to the requested file or resource is forbidden. This could happen if the file has specific permissions set, or if your IP or browser is blocked.
You can fix a 403 error with jsdelivr by ensuring your IP or browser is not blocked, or contacting jsdelivr support for help.
Yes, jsdelivr is compatible with all modern and popular browsers.
Yes, jsdelivr integrates with popular CMS platforms like WordPress, Drupal, and Joomla.
You can update a file on jsdelivr's CDN by uploading the new version to your website's server. Jsdelivr will automatically serve the updated version.
Yes, you can use jsdelivr for private or internal projects by using a custom subdomain and password protection.
A 500 error means there is an internal server error on jsdelivr's end. This could be due to a server issue or maintenance. You can try again later or contact jsdelivr support for updates.
Jsdelivr's CDN refreshes cached files every 24 hours, but you can force a refresh by adding a version parameter to the CDN URL.
Yes, jsdelivr supports SSL for all files and projects.
A CORS error means the browser is blocking the request due to cross-origin resource sharing restrictions. This could be due to incorrect file paths, file permissions, or server configurations.
You can fix a CORS error with jsdelivr by checking file paths, permissions, or server configurations, or by reaching out to jsdelivr support for assistance.
Yes, jsdelivr has a file size limit of 500MB per file.
Jsdelivr allows URLs up to 2000 characters long.
Yes, you can use jsdelivr without registering for an account, but you may have a better experience with an account for managing projects and customization options.
A "not authorized" error means you do not have the proper permissions to access the requested file or resource. This could be due to incorrect file paths or permissions.
You can fix a "not authorized" error with jsdelivr by checking the file paths and permissions, or by reaching out to jsdelivr support for assistance.
Yes, you can use jsdelivr for large-scale commercial projects, but you may need to upgrade to a higher plan for better performance and higher file limits.
Jsdelivr does not have specific performance or speed guarantees, but it constantly works on improving its CDN to provide fast and efficient content delivery.
If you encounter a bug or issue with jsdelivr, you can report it to the jsdelivr team through their GitHub repository.
Yes, you can contribute to jsdelivr development by submitting pull requests, reporting issues, or helping with documentation and translations on their GitHub repository.