This error occurs because the HTML generated by the server must be identical to the HTML generated by the browser during the first render, and any discrepancy—such as invalid HTML nesting (like putting a <div> inside a <p>), using non-deterministic values like Math.random(), or accessing browser-only globals like window during the initial render—causes React to lose sync. To resolve this, you must ensure your markup follows strict HTML specifications and wrap any client-side-only logic or browser API calls inside a useEffect hook or a useState toggle that only triggers after the component has mounted on the client.
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