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Is there a way to hide nodejs server address when requested from js client?
For example, can I use js / nodejs (as an option) to write such code, when connecting the client (js) to the server (nodejs), so that the client cannot get the server address (when opening the socket and emit-s)?
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Intermediary. Then there will be a chain client-server-server.
The client will see the address of the intermediate server, but not yours.
As you understand, the task of the intermediary is simply to transfer messages from left to right and vice versa
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