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Subject: [edbrowse-dev] Abort from within duktape when visiting https://www.digicatapult.org.uk/careers
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I'll look at this in one of my insomnia moments.

Such is usually caused by a bad reference or other js runtime error in an unprotected context.
The last time such happened I had to write a protected layer around a call, see jseng-duk.c line 1644.
But of course that might not be what is happening here.

db5
Sometimes shows us going out to make a low level js call but it doesn't return.

Karl Dahlke