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Is it just me, or is console.log() too much to ask for from HTML5 web workers?
I know that manipulating the DOM is blocked because it is potentially dangerous, but is there really any possibility that console.log() could be maliciously exploited by a multithreaded worker?
Agreed things would be a lot nicer, but it’s not too hard to hack up a primitive
console.logusingpostMessage. David Flanagan has a nice wrapper here.