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this improves on #11 and #10 by simply removing the browser version, this avoids bringing in a second buffer dependency while keeping the same api, also tries to fix the tests

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feross commented Jun 2, 2017

This solution is the most elegant. Thank you for the PR.

@feross feross merged commit 9ed934b into feross:master Jun 2, 2017
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feross commented Jun 2, 2017

Released as 5.1.0

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zmitton commented Dec 25, 2020

Can you please explain how this solves the Buffer dependency issue? My understanding that any require('buffer) statement (which you still have) would need a corresponding buffer dependency in your package.json

My user is getting an error that seems to be related to this.

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