Why does Browser sync reload the page when I open scripts located on the local network in the editor?

Question

atom

I work with files located on a Windows machine via a local network.
Browser Sync reloads the page when I open scripts in the Atom editor on an OS X machine.
Because Browser Sync watches for file changes and reloads when those files change, Atom seems to change something when opening a script. in file. But what?
Since, for example, if I open these scripts in a Mac notepad, Browser Sync does not reload the page, because it does not see the changes.

Answer 1

Try to track changes in the file through git, when you find out what Atom changes in the file, you will think about what to do next:

git init
git add filename.js
atom filename.js
git status

As an option, I think maybe atom changes the line break in the file, to what is the default on unix systems
\r\n to \n