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When I visit erroneous website with IE it alerts me errors if I set to do that. On the contarary, Chrome is too silent so I can’t notice errors until I open the Inspector. This is usually better but it’s not good when I’m developing websites.
Can I change this?
I think @Kirk Woll’s idea is really the way you’d want to go (I personally find the IE script errors painfully annoying)…
But there is a Chrome extension (Javascript Errors Notifier) that is designed to notify you of script errors…maybe that is what you are after.