I want to use the regular expression [^\p{L}0-9]/u, but it is failing in IE and FF because these browsers do not support the features introduced in ECMAScript 2018 standard yet.
I want a workaround so that I can use the unicode flag /u.
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Chrome 68+ should support /u – mplungjan Jul 06 '20 at 13:50
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I get no errors for `const re = new RegExp("[^\p{L}0-9]/u","g")` in Chrome – mplungjan Jul 06 '20 at 14:09