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Whether or not the browser supports HTML5 Web Workers. If false, <code>worker: true</code> will have no effect.
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<td><code>Papa.SCRIPT_PATH</code></td>
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The relative path to Papa Parse. This is automatically detected when Papa Parse is loaded synchronously. However, if you load Papa Parse asynchronously (e.g. with RequireJS), you need to set this variable manually in order to use Web Workers. (In those cases, this variable is <i>not</i> read-only and you should set it!)
<h6id="async">Can Papa Parse be loaded asynchronously (after the page loads)?</h6>
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Yes. But if you want to use Web Workers, you'll need to specify the relative path to Papa Parse. To do this, set <ahref="/docs#readonly">Papa.SCRIPT_PATH</a> to the relative path of the Papa Parse file. In synchronous loading, this is automatically detected.