I remember while I was doing Rust in university, there was a very specific way of doing it but whether it’s possible with web languages. The browser includes unique features to help you get the most out of both gaming and browsing. Not really a big issue by any means but I tested it in both Opera GX and Chrome with the same result and again I don’t really know if there’s anything that can really be done about it but I thought I’d post it just incase there was a way in the background that the site could implement some kind of infinite loop detection (in terms of time/value to implement it’s probably not). Opera GX is a special version of the Opera browser built specifically for gamers.

And if You want, I dunno, play browser games, it doesn't matter what browser You are using, at all. If You have gaming PC, You can run 20 browsers at the same time and it won't affect Your performance at slightest way. I think this is the issue, instead of using all of the space on the next line, it started creating a new line for each console.log after the first line reached its limit. GX is just pseudo 'gaming' browser because of some puny options. It only started hanging and freezing after the console.log() reached the end of the display line i.e. I know it’s because I’ve basically created an infinite loop.

This code is completely wrong, I’ve corrected it since but I thought it might be worth mentioning that the incorrect code provided crashes the browser, I don’t know if it’s worth reporting it.

Opera gx browser console