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This doesn't (or shouldn't be) using try/catch, but rather just firing a request to their server when the window.onerror event is triggered.
by Hovertruck 15y ago
This doesn't (or shouldn't be) using try/catch, but rather just firing a request to their server when the window.onerror event is triggered.
- cromwellian 15y agoThe Proxino blog/website says they parse the JS into an AST and add try/catch blocks to every method.