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When using my Electron app on Windows (problem doesn't appear on Mac) I started getting this error for some external URLs that are loaded into a <webview> tag:
Uncaught SyntaxError: Unexpected token ... (which I believe refers to spread syntax).

It's hard for me to see a solution because of the fact it's an external URL. https://instagram.com is an example of as site that produces this error in my console.

This is my webview

<webview src="https://www.instagram.com/" preload="./custom_scripts/preload-manager.js" allowpopups="" webpreferences="webSecurity=no" partition="persist:default"></webview>

Using the Instagram example, this is the script that is throwing the error: https://www.instagram.com/static/bundles/es6/ConsumerCommons.js/c86cd1388003.js.

Here is a snippet of that script that contains the position of the error

const 
 allowStale: c,
 onCached: v
 = 
 allowStale: !1,
 ...s
, p = l[o];

javascript node.js webview electron

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  I'm not seeing this. What version of Windows and Electron are you using? And you're seeing this error in the devtools of the webview? Does the page load at all?
  
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  Mar 25 at 14:03
  
  

  
  
  
  

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3

When using my Electron app on Windows (problem doesn't appear on Mac) I started getting this error for some external URLs that are loaded into a <webview> tag:
Uncaught SyntaxError: Unexpected token ... (which I believe refers to spread syntax).

It's hard for me to see a solution because of the fact it's an external URL. https://instagram.com is an example of as site that produces this error in my console.

This is my webview

<webview src="https://www.instagram.com/" preload="./custom_scripts/preload-manager.js" allowpopups="" webpreferences="webSecurity=no" partition="persist:default"></webview>

Using the Instagram example, this is the script that is throwing the error: https://www.instagram.com/static/bundles/es6/ConsumerCommons.js/c86cd1388003.js.

Here is a snippet of that script that contains the position of the error

const 
 allowStale: c,
 onCached: v
 = 
 allowStale: !1,
 ...s
, p = l[o];

javascript node.js webview electron

share|improve this question

asked Mar 25 at 2:25

T MackT Mack

100212

• 
  
  
  

  
  

  
  
  
  
  
  

  
  
  I'm not seeing this. What version of Windows and Electron are you using? And you're seeing this error in the devtools of the webview? Does the page load at all?
  
  – pushkin
  Mar 25 at 14:03
  
  

  
  
  
  

add a comment | 

When using my Electron app on Windows (problem doesn't appear on Mac) I started getting this error for some external URLs that are loaded into a <webview> tag:
Uncaught SyntaxError: Unexpected token ... (which I believe refers to spread syntax).

It's hard for me to see a solution because of the fact it's an external URL. https://instagram.com is an example of as site that produces this error in my console.

This is my webview

<webview src="https://www.instagram.com/" preload="./custom_scripts/preload-manager.js" allowpopups="" webpreferences="webSecurity=no" partition="persist:default"></webview>

Using the Instagram example, this is the script that is throwing the error: https://www.instagram.com/static/bundles/es6/ConsumerCommons.js/c86cd1388003.js.

Here is a snippet of that script that contains the position of the error

const 
 allowStale: c,
 onCached: v
 = 
 allowStale: !1,
 ...s
, p = l[o];

javascript node.js webview electron

share|improve this question

asked Mar 25 at 2:25

T MackT Mack

100212

<webview src="https://www.instagram.com/" preload="./custom_scripts/preload-manager.js" allowpopups="" webpreferences="webSecurity=no" partition="persist:default"></webview>

const 
 allowStale: c,
 onCached: v
 = 
 allowStale: !1,
 ...s
, p = l[o];

share|improve this question

asked Mar 25 at 2:25

T MackT Mack

100212

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asked Mar 25 at 2:25

T MackT Mack

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asked Mar 25 at 2:25

T MackT Mack

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asked Mar 25 at 2:25

T MackT Mack

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