Safari browser with version 13.1 show error SyntaxError: Unexpected token '=' and that doesn't specify the line number or file.Angular version is 16
Is there any way to narrow down which request or script is causing the error?
Strange error on Angular project and safari with unexpected token
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This is likely due to a nullish coalescing assignment. This old version doesn't support it.
You should change the
browserslistconfig to include Safari 13 (which by the way is not officially supported anymore by Angular).