Escaping an infinite loop without terminating the browser?

Some browsers will disallow this from happening in the first place.

Some browsers will disallow this from happening in the first place. Whenever this does happens to me, I do my best to do the following key sequence quickly: ENTER Ctrl+W Which will escape the loop and close the window/tab, but shouldn't terminate the browser. EDIT I shouldn't say it escapes the loop.It closes the window which prevents that page from executing anymore javascript.

Firebug plug-in for FireFox, mentioned in another answer, is one, albeit overly-powerful, option. A more targeted one is an AlertCheck plug-in. Here's a screenshot of the checkbox it adds to alert dialogs: For non-FireFox browsers, there's no generic answer aside from really quick Ctrl+W after clicking/ENTER-ing "OK" which is hard to make work (and may not work on Internet Explorer 6 which IIRC doesn't do Ctrl-W).

1 Hadn't heard of the plugin, Thanks – Jamie Wong Jun 19 '10 at 3:13 Chrome and Opera offer the option to suppress further messages natively without plugins. Safari does not have one as far as I know. – Anurag Jun 19 '10 at 7:56.

On Firefox, install the Firebug plugin. Among many other useful features, it allows you to debug javascript code.

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