Just to add - once you've found the hidden variables you can print them normally, so:
setInterval("",1000); console.log(global["\xFF"].timers);
will give you a much cleaner dump of (for instance) active timers.
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Just to add - once you've found the hidden variables you can print them normally, so:
will give you a much cleaner dump of (for instance) active timers.