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@vl4d Ah I see, they just need to add a check to see if the current page has a disqus_thread before running the code. I opened that file and see you just added the conditional check for document.getElementById('disqus_thread')

@disqussupport You can see the error on my site here – https://www.specialolympicswisconsin.org/

@vl4d Can you please elaborate on your fix? I’m seeing this exact same error on a site of mine as well after updating to WordPress 5.6+

Disabling dynamic translation fixed the 403 errors across the site and other conflicts with a Vue template I was having on a specific template.

https://www.dropbox.com/s/r9zehkvmr4ivp3m/3ny8dak6.png?raw=1

I noticed that when I unenqueue certain scripts in the screenshot below, that the number of 403 errors go down. For example, commenting out lazyload and the line for localizing the audit data, I only get 3 403 errors instead of 5.

Is there maybe some kind of order conflict with these scripts?

https://www.dropbox.com/s/k3f99s78gjr9nid/hxl2zlbj.png?raw=1

The security plugin we have was and continues to be deactivated and the errors are persisting. Any other ideas?