In JavaScript, it is easy to ask the user to confirm an action by using JavaScript Confirm () function. Say you have a function NavigateToWebAddress() (which needs confirmation from the user before performing the action, such as navigating to a particular site), then you can just call Javascript native function confirm() from within their function.
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