I’m using Wagmi to submit a transaction to the blockchain, which is probably reverting but, if I run on any browser on my Windows pc, I don’t get any error message logged more than the Error class:

Uncaught (in promise) ContractFunctionExecutionError
    at getContractError (getContractError.js:34:12)
    at simulateContract (simulateContract.js:83:98)
    at async simulateContract (simulateContract.js:30:33)
    at async writeContract (writeContract.js:29:46)Caused by: ContractFunctionZeroDataError
    at eval (getContractError.js:22:20)
    at getContractError (getContractError.js:33:7)
    at simulateContract (simulateContract.js:83:98)
    at async simulateContract (simulateContract.js:30:33)
    at async writeContract (writeContract.js:29:46)

The strange part is that, when if I run the EXACT SAME CODE, being hosted on the same Windows pc, on the same browser, but on a Mac, the log is totally different and shows something like:

Uncaught (in promise) ContractFunctionExecutionError: The contract function "approve" returned no data ("0x").
This could be due to any of the following:
  - The contract does not have the function "approve",
  - The parameters passed to the contract function may be invalid, or
  - The address is not a contract.
Contract Call:
  address:   0x**** (some ERC20 contract address)
  function:  approve(address spender, uint256 amount)
  args:             (0x******* , 41700000000000000)
  sender:    0x**** (my wallet address)
Docs: https://viem.sh/docs/contract/simulateContract
Version: [email protected]
    at getContractError (getContractError.js:34:12)
    at simulateContract (simulateContract.js:83:98)
    at async simulateContract (simulateContract.js:30:33)
    at async writeContract (writeContract.js:29:46)
    ... (the rest of the stack trace)

Both errors happens on the same getContractError.js:34 line.

What is going on here? Are my Chrome and Edge on Windows misconfigured to hide Error messages or something? How can I get normal error messages here?

I submitted a bad transaction and expected to get a meaningful error message explaining what I did wrong, but got almost nothing.