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Hellcunt2011-08-05 12:33:05
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Hellcunt, 2011-08-05 12:33:05

Catching a js error (a normal page loads the processor at 100%)?

How can I catch an error in JavaScript on an html page that loads the computer's processor at 100%?
Maybe there are some built-in tools in Chrome Developer tools or something else than you can find the source of the problem.

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Anatoly, 2011-08-05
@Hellcunt

Run ff , download the firebug plugin , open the firebug panel, go to the error page, look at the picture below, press the circled button, wait for the processor to load, press the button again, see a list of functions performed with a small statistics for each.
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Next_Alex, 2011-08-05
@Next_Alex

Try to shy him with an audit

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Fastto, 2011-08-05
@Fastto

check styles for js hacks under IE

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ShpuntiK, 2011-08-11
@ShpuntiK

Without code, it's really not easy to say what the problem is (maybe it got stuck, maybe something else). I personally check through Opera Dragonfly, everything is quite conveniently implemented there for catching.

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Timur Sergeevich, 2014-03-20
@MyAlesya

Cycle 100%;

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