I recently purchased a domain name and shared hosting plan with Namecheap. I developed my website to completion using Webpack as my build tool. I also used a Raspberry Pi as a test environment to see what my site would look like once I deployed it. After debugging my site as much as I could, I went to Namecheap to finally host it. It didn't take long for me to find errors with it. My site didn't run as it did on Webpack dev server and on my Raspberry Pi. After I noticed some bugs on my website with Namecheap, I inserted some console.log statements in my JavaScript and built it with Webpack. I used Bitvise SSH client to send the site to both my Raspberry Pi and to the Namecheap web server. The Raspberry Pi printed to the console while Namecheap printed nothing. I also downloaded the index.js file from both the Raspberry Pi and the Namecheap server and ran a SHA-256 checksum on them both to ensure that the files were sent correctly. the checksums were equal. I'm sure it is worth pointing out that my Raspberry Pi was running an ExpressJS server while Namecheap is running a LiteSpeed server judging from the response header that I found x-turbo-charged-by: LiteSpeed. I also noted that my files were being compressed with Namecheap. Could this be a possible culprit? The response for the script had an accept-encoding header of br while the response from my Raspberry Pi contained no such header. Finally, I would like to mention that I am using Google Chrome as my browser for all of my tests. Is there anyone else who has dealt with a similar issue? Is there any fix for this? I am more than happy to edit my post to include any pertinent images or code. Thank you!