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why does a "you need to enable javascript to run this app" error is show up on my browser when i try to preview my request? [duplicate]

Okay so i am building a mern stack application by following a tutorial, instead of using postman, i am using the network tab on the browsers console to preview the requests i make. So i created the register page and register route on the back end, everything is completely working when i press the register button, it shows no errors on the console and in the network payload tab, it shows the parameters that were sent. the problem is that when i go to the preview tab, it shows a "you need to enable javascript to run this app" error, i saw on google that i should enable javascript on my browser but it still persists, they also said i should clear the cache but it is still not working, i dont think the problem is from my code so for better understanding, i will be posting pictures of the browser.

  1. this first picture shows that the request to register was successful

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  1. This second picture shows that the paramters were passed successfully

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3)This is where the problem lies

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4)this last picture shows that I have enabled javascript but it is still not working.

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If anyone thinks that the problem is truly from my code then i would be happy to post it.

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