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We have an update for developers using CocoaPods: As you've probably read over the last few months, the CocoaPods project maintainers announced plans to make the Specs Repo read-only starting December 2, 2026. This doesn't mean CocoaPods shuts down: existing projects will keep working, and if you're relying on jsDelivr, you can keep
Globalping has gone through some big changes in the last couple of months. You may already have noticed that Globalping is now a standalone service and no longer part of the jsDelivr website. While having the services share a space had benefits, we felt it was time for Globalping to have its dedicated platform to grow and develop further. In
During the night, on May 2, 2024, the jsDelivr CDN domain cdn.jsdelivr.net started serving an expired SSL certificate to clients connecting from certain regions. The outage lasted for more than 5 hours and affected users mostly in Africa, Asia, and certain countries in Europe and Latin America. Users from the USA, Canada, western Europe, Brazil, and many other
It's been a while since our last update, but don't worry - we've been hard at work! Check out the summary of updates we're launching! ESM - ES Modules Support Since launching the support for ESM about two years ago, we've been working on improving the compatibility with the existing packages, as
We're happy to announce that Gcore, a Luxembourg-based CDN and Cloud company, has joined jsDelivr as an infrastructure sponsor! It's a deal that has been in the works for more than a year, but we have finally finished the integration between our systems, and all jsDelivr users will now be able to benefit from Gcore&
After the court ruling against Google Fonts, some of our users got understandably worried about the implications of that ruling and how it affects jsDelivr. For this reason, we hired an experienced law firm here in Krakow, Poland where jsDelivr’s HQ is. We asked them to review what happened and provide a simple explanation of what it all means
