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Message: [QUOTE="VK, post: 4969435"] window.onerror = function(){return true;}; or (equivalent): <body onerror="return true;"> That prevents from showing any error messages, but on the first runtime error occurred the script execution will stop globally, as you already properly noticed. The only workaround exists for Gecko browsers implementing multi-threating in Javascript (it was necessary as the whole top and middle layer of Gecko are written in Javascript). For Gecko the execution and clean up happen only for the current execution context, so on unhandled runtime error one may escape to a parallel context over timeout: window.onerror = function(){ window.setTimeout('resumeNext()',1); return true; } That is a very risky way to handle anything and I would strongly oppose to such coding moreover it's Gecko-only. Still I had to mention. Javascript doesn't have On Error Resume Next and similar constructs. This way the only mean to prevent errors bubbling yet keep the script executing is to try to wrap it in whole into try-catch block. Uhmm... Do you really want to try that? :-) So no, there is not anything close to what you are asking about. [/QUOTE]