Method to ignore JavaScript Errors globally instead of try... catch for each of cases

If you want to catch all errors in your script globally, you can use the window.onerror event handler. This catches errors from any part of your script and allows you to handle or ignore them:

window.onerror = function(message, source, lineno, colno, error) {
    // Handle the error (or simply ignore it)
    console.log("Global error caught: ", message);
    // Return true to prevent the default browser error handling
    return true;
};

// Example code that may throw an error
someFunctionThatMightThrowAnError();

// The script continues to run even if an error occurred
console.log("Script continues to run...");

By returning true from the window.onerror handler, you prevent the default browser error handling, effectively "ignoring" the error and allowing your script to continue running.

These methods ensure that errors do not interrupt your script's execution and allow you to handle errors gracefully.