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Eh, every page has a bunch of Javascript errors and logs. That's normal. So far it hasn't impacted my usage at all and I've got 450GB gigabytes stored in a Nextcloud instance that's lasted 4-years and migrated between 3 separate machines.
Ahaha. The current state of software development and what people accept as normal is just mind-boggling. And no, it's not "normal" nor "ok", it slows down things and the UI sometimes crashes with more data.
I take it you've never seen the amount of crap that gets put into
journalctlthen. I've never encountered a Nextcloud crash with the amount of data I have. It could have been a deployment issue on your end. My docker containers have been running fine.