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Old browsers cause [object Event] to be logged

See original GitHub issue

Just as described in this thread on Stack Overflow, certain events sent to window.onerror will cause [object Event] to be logged as the message and not much else. It would be neat if Sentry could detect these ancient Event objects and dig out some details from them so what is logged to Sentry is something intelligible we can act upon and attempt to fix.

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Created 8 years ago
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benvinegarcommented, Feb 17, 2016

@rollokb – any news on this?

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dani3lcommented, Jun 16, 2016

I got hundreds of those today from Facebook Browser v80 on Android 4. That is not really old, is it?

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