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SummaryI have a Next.js application and I want to request a page from a server and parse the content to access a specific element, however when I try to access that page the app returns the content for 1s then an error appears:
As you see in the image above, this is just test page that's called I thought this issue maybe from Thunder but when I tried the Next.js website it works as expected: My application uses Redux and Mapbox as third parties. When I open the app in the browser that error does not appear: I just want to know the reason behind the issue. Is that related to the JavaScript bundle? Additional informationNo response ExampleNo response |
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Could it be that the JS runtime, or rather browser baked into the Thunder Client, doesn't support some features? I see you are calling Try with |
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I guess, this is because the page relies on client-rendering ( CSR ) or some browser-specific features that are not available in a server-side environment.