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I took your advice and enabled experimental JavaScript settings underneath the flags for Chrome, but it still doesn ot seem to work.@Hikaru , maybe reason in ECMAScript 6, your browser probably does not support this.
I also looked into Google Chrome Canary, which would still not operate properly.
I then moved over to Mozilla Firefox, which I was reasonably sure had ES6 support (I also tried Nightly just to make sure), but instead I received this error:
I'm not sure what's wrong. Is there any browser that has support for this feature? Thanks in advance!
EDIT 1: I do not have Microsoft Edge (no Windows 10), but I heard it has class features involving ES6, so that might be a solution.
EDIT 2: Found another error: "repl: super() outside of class constructor (9426:3)" Small Edit: I know it's basically the same thing as the previous error but it provided me with a line, although when I was fiddling around in Chrome it was saying all instances of "super" were incorrect, but I thought I'd include it anyway.
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