Debugging for Dummies: The Pixelated Pandemonium Edition

Introduction to Crashes

Crashes are like that one friend who always crashes your parties, but you still invite them to the wedding.

Or, you know, like that one browser tab that just won't quit.

In this section of Pixelated Pandemonium, we'll cover the basics of crashes, including:

• Why Crashes happen
• What to do when your browser is having a tantrum
• How to make your browser cry (just kidding, that's not a thing)

So, grab a coffee, put on your debugging hat, and let's dive into the wonderful world of crashes!

Crashes are like bugs in your code, but, you know, more dramatic.
They're like that one aunt who always has an opinion.
	

What to Do When Your Browser Crashes

Don't panic! Unless you're a developer, in which case, panic, because you're probably already panicking.

Try refreshing. No, really, try refreshing. It's like that one trick you learned in kindergarten, "If at first you don't succeed, try, try again."

Check your JavaScript console for errors. It's like that one friend who always tells you what's wrong, but never how to fix it.

Call your mom. Or, you know, a professional. We're talking to you, Google Support, not your mom, though that's a great idea too.