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Subject: [Edbrowse-dev] how about wrapping style placement in try-catch?
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Instead of try catch I created the style object, if it was missing, and also log that it is not there.
console.warn is nice because it's like debug print at level 3, from the js side.
Regular users won't see it.
Amazon only shows one missing style, from the Select object.
This is definitely more informative.
I'll follow up on that root cause later, meantime you should be able to advance.

I'm thinking about bumping the "execute timer" messages from db3 to db4, because timers can fire repeatedly,
and db3 is suppose to look for the presence or absence of problems,
not all the information you need to fix them, so would be nice if level 3 was quiet once the page was browsed,
unless of course there are problems.

Karl Dahlke