I'm having frequent problems when using Google Polymer with non-Chrome
browsers (Firefox/IE). Using Polymer on its own (such as viewing Polymer
Element demo pages) does not seem to cause any issues. However, issues
arise when using webcomponents.js is included on an existing
web-application with many included GUI and utility packages (jQueryUI,
The issue seems to be related to webcomponents.js specifically. If no HTML
imports are used and *only* webcomponents.js is imported, it throws the
same error in both Firefox and IE:
webcomponents.js:2114 - SyntaxError: An invalid or illegal string was
specified
webcomponents.js:113 - Error: Assertion failed
The specific line of webcomponents.js simply reads:
list = originalDocumentQuerySelectorAll.call(target, selector);
\- which seems to have no immediately obvious syntax error.
Due to this error, other GUI elements on the page now exhibit erroneous
behavior. There is no other useful console output provided when this
happens, and no exceptions thrown by other JS packages. None of this
behavior is shown when using Chrome.
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