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Doing JavaScript from the address bar cause the browser to leave the page?

I am testing a web page and I want to execute JavaScript code from the address bar to change some content (for example, change the contents of a div) I loaded the web page and typed the address bar:

javascript:document.getElementById("message").innerHTML="anotherthing"

And, after executing the above code, the browser modifies the contents of the div, but by mistake it exits the page.

How can I avoid this behavior?

Thank.

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Add void (0); to the end, and he will fix it.

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Another solution:

javascript: (function(){ /* Your Javascript code there */ })();
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javascript:alert('hi');

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Firefox: a > p > HTML " HTML".

In Chrome: Tools> Advanced Tools> Developer Tools> Elements> right-click HTML and select "Edit as HTML."

In IE: developer tools> HTML> edit icon (looks like a sheet of paper with a pencil)

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