Important
Unless you’ve been explicitly told by Userflow to use this package, you should use our DCN-hosted version instead (See the standard installation instructions).
The self-hosted Userflow.js may be required in cases such as:
Chrome Extensions using manifest v3, which does not allow for loading remote JavaScript code.
When Userflow.js is deployed on customers’ machines running behind a firewall. In this case, you’re also responsible for proxying requests to Userflow’s backend, which is not detailed in this document.
See the self-hosted installation instructions.
Reverse proxy
To use the self-hosted installation for reverse proxying (and thereby allow customers’ firewalls to not block Userflow), you should call userflow.setServerEndpoint('userflow.yourdomain.com'), and then run your own proxy that proxies requests to userflow.yourdomain.com to e.userflow.com.