When I go nuts

It's simple: The more question marks you put, the faster you'll get the answer.

JSON.parse doesnt return [Object object]. It returns an object with data. But when writing it to the dom it will call the toString function which defaults to [Object object]. If you log it it will be the object you want.

You must be fun at parties

Chrome 60 update should address this:

> Previously, when you logged or evaluated an object in the Console, the Console would only display Object, which is not particularly helpful. Now, the Console provides more information about the contents of the object.

https://developers.google.com/web/...

hm, might not be exactly what you were ranting about. Still a cool update on their end

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"Because fuck you, that's why"

@Codex404 Pretty sure I read the docs.Just for the lols.

@bdhobare what docs?

i googled this too some years ago :(