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Turning Off Web page Debugging Under Visual Studio 6

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    John Clump
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    Hi everyone. I have various web filtering software, which filters out various unwanted content. This, as a side effect, "breaks" various scripts and I constantly get messages about whether or not I want to debug the web page (obviously, I wouldn't). Is there a way to tell Visual Studio I do not want to debug web pages? I have put up with it for a while, but it is very annoying :-D

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      Hi everyone. I have various web filtering software, which filters out various unwanted content. This, as a side effect, "breaks" various scripts and I constantly get messages about whether or not I want to debug the web page (obviously, I wouldn't). Is there a way to tell Visual Studio I do not want to debug web pages? I have put up with it for a while, but it is very annoying :-D

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      Alexandru Savescu
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      I think that is a problem with IE, not VS. Best regards, Alexandru Savescu

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        Hi everyone. I have various web filtering software, which filters out various unwanted content. This, as a side effect, "breaks" various scripts and I constantly get messages about whether or not I want to debug the web page (obviously, I wouldn't). Is there a way to tell Visual Studio I do not want to debug web pages? I have put up with it for a while, but it is very annoying :-D

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        Ed Gadziemski
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        In the Internet Explorer Options->Advanced-->Browsing tab, check "Disable Script Debugging" and uncheck "Display a notification about every script error".

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