If you've seen this error while using Songer, you're not dealing with a bug in the platform itself. The culprit is Chrome's auto-translate feature. When it's active, it interferes with how Songer loads certain page elements, and that conflict throws this error. It happens most often when you're working on custom songs, but it can show up in other parts of the platform, too.
The fix doesn't require any technical knowledge. It's two steps in Chrome settings and takes about 20 seconds.
Steps to Fix “removeChild" Error
Open Chrome Settings and go to Languages
Scroll down and toggle off "Use Google Translate"
Use Songer's built-in language selector in the top right corner of the page to set your preferred language instead
That's the full fix. Once auto-translate is off, Chrome stops interfering with how the page loads, and the error stops appearing. Songer's own language selector handles everything you'd need auto-translate for anyway, so you're not losing anything by turning it off.
If the error comes back, double-check that Chrome didn't re-enable auto-translate after a browser update. It occasionally resets certain settings on its own.