crbug1173575 non-JS module files deprecated

Issue crbug/1173575 refers to the deprecation of non-JavaScript (JS) module files in Chrome.

In the context of web development, modules are used to organize and encapsulate code, making it easier to manage and reuse. JavaScript modules are widely supported and have become the standard way of structuring code in modern web applications.

Non-JS module files, such as CSS or HTML files, were previously allowed to be imported as modules in Chrome. However, this behavior has been deprecated, meaning it is no longer recommended and may be removed in future versions of Chrome.

The deprecation of non-JS module files is part of the ongoing effort to align web platform behavior across different browsers and improve performance and security. Developers are encouraged to use JavaScript modules for all types of code, including CSS and HTML, by using tools like CSS-in-JS or HTML templates within JS files.

If you encounter any issues or have concerns related to this deprecation, you can follow the provided link (crbug/1173575) to get more details and updates on the status of the issue