Fix Error on Ubuntu #24
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I also expirenced this problem under Fedora and this fix worked. Thank you. Maybe linux and webpack use a different command to open the web browser (since opening the browser from a create-react-app works fine)? |
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Running NPM start for the local version causes an error on Ubuntu. The following two posts on the Zoom developer form talk about this error:
This change fixes that error. It will prevent the page from automatically opening in someone's browser. But Webpack already prints out a message saying
Project is running at https://localhost:9999, so this doesn't seem like a big loss.