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In IE9 the console object only exists when the developer tools are opened, leading to javascript execution being stopped when `console.log` is called.
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Noticed that my site was missing js effects in IE9, but when devtools were opened, everything worked as expected.
As it turns out, in IE9 the
consoleobject only exists when the developer tools are opened, leading to javascript execution being stopped whenconsole.logis called.Yep. 🙊