Don't bind <up> and <down> in the prompt's input overlay map, just stick with the emacs standards M-p and M-p
Don't log the entire websocket object to the *jss-events* buffer; the frame data alone is enough
Cleanup the jss-script initialization code so we can re-open closed buffers, move some common code out of jss-browsker-webkit and into jss-browser-api
Added a function to insert a set of remote objects into the console (exactyl what you would expect console.log to do)
Removed debugging statemente
Moved 'response data reformating' code, what little there is of it so far, into a seperate file
jss-before-last-prompt should move to the jss-prompt-marker block, the jss-prompt block itself may get split into pieces depending on how the console input is edited
Simply the 'interesting part of script' highlighting code, use set-window-point to make that, even if the buffer/window isn't selected, the point we've jumped to is visibile