Note that the safe mode can disrupt the Confluence instance if you use some 3rd party plugins such as 3rd party SSO and others.
If running into the bug above, temporarily disable the Cache for Confluence and Refined Themes for Confluence apps to confirm if the functionality is restored.If yes, you may need to enable the 3rd party plugins, one by one, and confirm which is the affected plugin. Enable the plugin safe mode in Confluence to confirm if the error message is fixed.
You can also use Chrome's developer tools, Ctrl + Shift + J. It will break when an exception is thrown, and you can see the call stack. In IE 8+, hit F12, go to the Script tab, and click Start Debugging. There is also a bug related to 3rd party add ons that can cause the same stack trace, as follows: In regard to your question, use your browser's developer tools to see the stack.This problem is caused by 3rd party content installed on Confluence.In Chrome: Uncaught RangeError: Maximum call stack size exceeded.In Firefox: Uncaught InternalError: too much recursion.The page freezes and the saving cannot proceed. The following error appears in the browser console when creating the page. The error changes depending on the used browser.
#Maximum call stack size exceeded chrome code
Creating a page in Confluence that contains a macro code block throws errors in the Browser console window. Overview Error Maximum call stack size exceeded is raised when calling a recursive function in a loop This is expected as every Javascript Engine has a.
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