How to hide enviromental variables in browser?

[lucid stratus]

Hi, there,

Once I finished deploying my Remix app, it became apparent that data was being pulled from the loader function and fed into the __remixContext object. This included certain private environmental variables of mine. But now there are a few particularly sensitive environmental variables that I'd prefer to keep hidden. what's the best way for me to go about doing so?

[marsh maple]

By default remix shouldn’t include environment variables so it’s something with your setup that’s passing the environments variables to the browser. Everything in the server should stay there unless you are passing it to the browser from a route

[drowsy badger]

when you return something from the loader, you're sending it to the client

if you don't want something to be exposed to the client you can't do that

[lucid stratus]

Thank you for your explanation, I suddenly understood. Hahaha. Because of the previous use of Nuxt.js, it will also expose environment variables in the global object of the browser. But it can be configured to hide, so I think Remix can also provide corresponding operations.

[drowsy badger]

you're going to see it in the network request anyway

[lucid stratus]

That's right. I just don't want these variables to be caught so easily.😂