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Is there a for-sure way to turn off JavaScript Exception breaking in Visual Studio?

I'm developing a C# module for a third party product, so I can't fix the JavaScript or remove it.

The Debugger will not respect the exception settings. I have turned off Breaking on all exceptions. I have gone the the option menu and disabled all JavaScript and Just-in-time debugging. Still, every time I debug this page, I break on an unhandled JavaScript exception; which happens every 10 seconds as the thirds party product keeps throwing errors.

Things I have turned off:

  1. Debug->Windows->Exception Settings-> (All boxes unchecked)
  2. Tools->Options->Debugging->General-> (All boxes unchecked with "Enable" and "JavaScript" like "Enable Java Script debugging"
  3. Tools->Options->Debugging->Just-In-Time->(All boxes unchecked)
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  • make sure you restart visual studio! Commented Mar 14 at 18:06

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Reset to default
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You can go to Tools > Options > Debugging > General > and then in the right part almost like in the middle of the scroll you'll find the option to enable or disable JavaScript debugging.

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This doesn't work for me - I cannot seem to disable the debug adapter sadly
Didn't you read the SO's description.... He already said he tried that and it didn't work.
It worked after restarting the VS.
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go to tools-> options-> debugging select general and uncheck enable javascript debugging

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Didn't you read the SO's description.... He already said he tried that and it didn't work.
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If you are running multiple project at start up like Angular SPA template then

  1. Right click solution
  2. Configure Startup Projects
  3. Set action to Run without Debugging
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From the toolbar button that launches the debugger with your selected browser, there is a menu that can be expanded. That menu includes a submenu to enable or disable script debugging.

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I tried all the above-mentioned solutions but was unable to remove the warning popup.

After a long debug I got that, in JavaScript code, somewhere I have added a debugger and that causing the warning.

Simply I removed all breakpoints by using the -

VS Studio Menu > Debug > Delete All Breakpoints

or

Shortcut : CTRL + SHIFT + F9

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I resolved that resetting all environment settings.

Go to Tools -> Import and Export Settings -> Check "Reset All Settings" and next -> Check "No, Just reset.." and next. On this part, I did that to General, JavaScript, Web Development and Web Development (Code Only).

It's work for me.

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