Get access to the console once the console object reference was changed

Question

I like making userscripts. It's real fun to get some more control of your favorite page or just speed up it's loading.

Curently, I came across a problem that a page either defines console reference to a new dummy object:

window.console = {log: function() {}, info: function() {} ... };

Or it even destroys the functions:

window.console.log = function() {};
window.console.info = function() {};
...

^{I'm using window to make it obvious that I'm talking about the global scope. Also, I didn't use quick assigment to the same function on purpose, in the second example}

Now how would you deal with this? Alerts work nice, but I've got used to Firebug and it's console quite a lot.
Can't express how graceful will I be for any help.

PNS.: Currently, the League of Legends forums is the site in question. Run the following code to see the problem:

window.console.log.toString(); //returns "function () {}"

Answer 1

Well, I've got one nasty solution here. Create an iframe (which creates new window) and get the console object of that iframe:

function healConsole() {
  //<iframe> element
  var iframe = document.createElement("iframe");
  //Hide it somewhere
  iframe.style.position="fixed";
  iframe.style.height = iframe.style.width = "1px";
  iframe.style.top = iframe.style.left = "-5px";
  //No src to prevent loading some data
  iframe.src = "about: blank";
  //Needs append to work
  document.body.appendChild(iframe);
  //Get the inner console
  window.console = iframe.contentWindow.console;
}

Not sure how cross browser is this though. I'm looking for something better...