Alex Rudenko

Here is an example to demonstrate where it needs to be caught: ``` import EventEmitter from 'events'; import {Observable, NEVER, firstValueFrom, raceWith, map} from 'rxjs'; function fromEmitterEvent(emitter, eventName) { return...

With https://github.com/puppeteer/puppeteer/pull/13139 the stack trace should be correct for this case. Could you try to reproduce it again if you have a chance? thanks!

I believe `--ignore-certificate-errors` is the same as [`acceptInsecureCerts`](https://pptr.dev/api/puppeteer.browserconnectoptions) that can be set when launching or connecting to a browser. This option works cross-browser. @whimboo does Firefox have an equivalent for...

Mostly disables CORS restrictions https://peter.sh/experiments/chromium-command-line-switches/#disable-web-security

@whimboo I think that does not work as expected: setting it to true rejects every CORS request with an error that CORS is disabled instead of allowing it to proceed.

Note that build here always fail due to the site not building with latest node.

@whimboo could you please take a look?

That's true, thanks for testing! I think we should add a test for this scenario.

yes, or with a dedicated message if we can agree on what to do with aborted navigations in the spec.

@juliandescottes I seem to be still getting ``` ProtocolError: Protocol error (browsingContext.navigate): unknown error Error: NS_BINDING_ABORTED #checkLoadingState@chrome://remote/content/shared/Navigate.sys.mjs:327:28 onStateChange@chrome://remote/content/shared/Navigate.sys.mjs:422:28 at http://localhost:58329/client-redirect.html ``` in Firefox 134.