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:listen - not displaying an ID
See original GitHub issueFrom your docs I think I’m supposed to type :listen at command prompt on jsconsole.com to get a new ID and script code to insert. However, It just clears the line I typed and displays nothing. I’m using Chrome 80. Same in Firefox.
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