How to fix error XXX is on a function when browsing web from Edge on MacOS Sonoma?

Question

I've updated to MacOS Sonoma. As I'm browsing MS Edge, I noticed a web page that using a package named moment cannot load the UI with the error as below. If I use Safari, I do not experience the same error. I just wonder if this is a behavior of the new MacOS version that doesn't recognize the package and its function, or it's because of MS Edge.

P/s: To be specific, I'm using AWS Glue Studio on Management Console and browsing the "ETL jobs" on side panel.

P/s 2: Surfing this web from MacOS Ventura doesn't experience this problem so I think this may be because of the compatibility of MS Edge and the new MacOS version?

It would be great if you can take a look and suggest any way to fix it. Or hope that there will be a fix version of MS Edge to solve the problem if it's because of compatibility.

You can take a look at the script file that cause the error and the error log as well.

s.a.utc(...).utcOffset(...).format is not a function

    at StartingTimestampUtils.tsx:55:67

    at 124 (StartingTimestampUtils.tsx:65:35)

    at s (bootstrap:94:22)

    at 99 (formik-async-validators.ts:2:1)

    at s (bootstrap:94:22)

    at 217 (validation.ts:1:1)

    at s (bootstrap:94:22)

    at 949 (main.js:2:2094026)

    at s (bootstrap:94:22)

    at 81 (main.js:2:1028558)

Answer 1

You can refer to the screenshot below as there should be an option for this.

Answer 2

Thanks for your reply. I have checked the link above but I can't find a the place to download older version for MacOS. From the drop-down list, I just see the option for Windows. Is there any other ways that I can downgrade Edge version on Mac?

Answer 3

Good day Dat, thanks for your question. I am glad to be able to provide assistance to you today. If you are using the official public release then you can send a feedback to the team that is working on Edge for them to be aware of this issue so that they can check this on their end via the browser by pressing Option+Shift+I and I would suggest to downgrade it first at the time being and you can download it via the link below and scroll on the page and look for "Looking for an older version of Edge" and then select the channel/version, build and platform and install the previous version before this one that you are currently using.

https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/edge/business/d...

Regards,

Paul R.