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Exception Handling in JavaScript: Addressing Browser Incompatibilities
Not all browsers handle all code the same way. Differences can be addressed with JavaScript exceptions. These may not be the best way under all circumstances, but you'll find it worthwhile to examine this approach.
Read the full article here: Exception Handling in javascript: Addressing Browser Incompatibilities For more discussion go here: Blog Article Discussion
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