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FWIW, calling toString on the number with a radix other than 10 gives an exact value, and should be cross-browser compatible. If you want a decimal value, you can do that and convert, or do iterated modulus and divide.
The `toString(2)` approach is a good shout but I found it stops working for some values. E.g. `Number.MIN_VALUE` is non-zero but `Number.MIN_VALUE.toString(2)` returns "0"
LOL I just tried `Number.MIN_VALUE.toString(2)` in Edge's dev tools and it crashed.
So anyway my current solution is to write the float to a Float64Array and then read the sign, exponent and mantissa back using bitwise operations
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