> Any syntax errors or JavaScript errors generate a visible error message for the user telling them the site is broken.
This would make users not use the browser that implemented it.
> When something goes wrong, the site gets a HTTP PUT request with an error report, so sites can tell this happened.
If I bother to implement a handler just to get error reports from browsers, I surely took first the easier step to open my website in such a browser to check how it looks.
This would make users not use the browser that implemented it.
> When something goes wrong, the site gets a HTTP PUT request with an error report, so sites can tell this happened.
If I bother to implement a handler just to get error reports from browsers, I surely took first the easier step to open my website in such a browser to check how it looks.