Using ngrok for creating a proxy of your local backend is in every development journey, mostly when you want to expose a local service using an environment variable.
I found a problem that entertained me the whole afternoon while trying to deploy a Gmail Addon using Google App Script.
I couldn't make a request since the response returns HTML.
ngrok tries to ensure that if someone shares this URL with another part, this part knows that this URL is a tunnel to another endpoint.
The solution is straightforward. We should set ngrok-skip-browser-warning in the headers of the response with any value, e.g
// Only for local development
headers['ngrok-skip-browser-warning'] = 'skip-browser-warning';
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Thank you for this. I'm having this issue too
Pls what headers are you talking about