javascript - Site provoking error in Microsoft Edge (but not any other browsers) -

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when loading page on our site in microsoft edge, sometimes see following error (that is, happens 1/3 times):

this page having problem loading

we tried load page few times, there still problem site. know have better things watch page reload on , on again try coming page later.

the page looks reloads once or twice before showing error. don't see same issue in other major browser (ie 9-11, chrome, firefox, etc.), , there no console errors (although there couple of warnings).

here console warnings shown:

  • the code on page disabled , forward caching
  • malformed comment. comments should start <!--. (specifically referring lines of code include conditional formatting earlier versions of ie.)

here's example of page on our site we've seen error: https://casetext.com/case/cole-taylor-bank-v-corrigan

for it's worth, we're angularjs website on version 1.4.4 , we're using ui-router routing.


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