• Yeah, it's a bit tricky - Ctrl-C should really break out of what's currently executing (which is what's happening with the CC3000). I guess I could make it only break out of execution if you press it twice though...

    At the moment the only solution is to just hold down delete when the CC3000 is active. If there's another common control code I could implement for clearing the line I'm happy to do that though? Ctrl+L seems possible.

    With the power cycling, it's a feature (sadly). It's taken quite a lot of work to modify the CC3000 drivers such that they don't just totally hang the device when the CC3000 fails to respond. I don't know if it crashes because of something Espruino is doing, but I don't believe so. There's no error correction or checking so even the slightest glitch would cause a problem - I think it's something that other microcontrollers using CC3000 will have to work around as well if they want something reliable :(

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