[Greasemonkey] Re: GreaseMonkey 0.3
Aaron Boodman
zboogs at gmail.com
Fri Apr 15 11:08:23 EDT 2005
> Well, the incorrect part is that after the Javascript error is thrown,
> Greasemonkey is dead for that page. So instead of just losing the
> offending script, you end up losing that script and any that would
> have loaded after it. I think it's better to catch the exception and
> continue on.
I see. That is a good point, and the behavior I might expect.
I will change it to put an error in the log without halting GM.
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