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- :x: : This feature is not available or not applicable.
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Is OpenTelemetry intended for use in web browsers?
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Can OpenTelemetry be used for web browsers?
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OpenTelemetry isn’t currently intended for use in web browsers. It’s primarily designed for use with Node.JS.
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Yes but it’s not recommended or supported by Azure. OpenTelemetry Javascript is heavily optimized for Node.js. Instead, we recommend using the Application Insights JavaScript SDK.
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When can we expect the OpenTelemetry SDK to be available for use in web browsers?
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The availability timeline for the OpenTelemetry SDK hasn’t been determined yet.
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Will OpenTelemetry be the preferred SDK for connecting to Application Insights for third parties in the future?
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It’s not expected to be the preferred SDK for connecting to Application Insights for third parties in the near future.
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The availability timeline for the OpenTelemetry Web SDK hasn’t been determined yet, but we are likely several years away from a browser SDK that will be a viable alternative to the Application Insights JavaScript SDK.
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Can I test OpenTelemetry in a web browser today?

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