It seems like the issue at hand cannot be easily resolved as it stems from a problem within Facebook's code. To address this error, I recommend reaching out to Facebook directly and reporting the bug for their assistance in resolving it.
In examining my Chrome error console, I have identified a same-origin scripting error occurring between the iframe used for the Like Button and the iframe generated for the comment box. This error consistently occurs every time I perform a Like/Unlike action, often after just two rounds of interaction.
The error message indicates an unsafe JavaScript attempt to access a frame with URL from a frame with URL . It mentions that domains, protocols, and ports must match.
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