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The Basic + SSR (file-based) example tries to hydrate the entire document, which is not ideal because if the user has a web extension that inserts elements into the dom (like Ghostery's tracker tally) React will log a Hydration failed because the initial UI does not match what was rendered on the server. error. The problem is when I try to SSR into a container element like React recommends I still get the same error. The __TSR_DEHYDRATED__ script is now inside the container, and apparently React doesn't like that.
Does anyone know how to take the Basic + SSR (file-based) example and make hydration work with a web extension like Ghostery installed?
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The Basic + SSR (file-based) example tries to hydrate the entire document, which is not ideal because if the user has a web extension that inserts elements into the dom (like Ghostery's tracker tally) React will log a
Hydration failed because the initial UI does not match what was rendered on the server.error. The problem is when I try to SSR into a container element like React recommends I still get the same error. The__TSR_DEHYDRATED__script is now inside the container, and apparently React doesn't like that.Does anyone know how to take the Basic + SSR (file-based) example and make hydration work with a web extension like Ghostery installed?
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