I sometimes find that I need to re-enable alerting for debugging. Of course I can close the tab and reload it but Is there a better way?
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I sometimes find that I need to re-enable alerting for debugging. Of course I can close the tab and reload it but Is there a better way?
No. But you should really use
console.log()instead ofalert()for debugging.In Chrome it even has the advantage of being able to print out entire objects (not just
toString()).