I never tried it before: It's possible to override the javascript built-in functions alert() and confirm(). I think this can be a useful feature in some cases. For instance you can write a function to display all alerts in the Firebug console with this code:It's possible to override the javascript built-in functions alert() and confirm(). I think this can be a useful feature in some cases. For instance you can write a function to display all alerts in the Firebug console with this code:
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