Everyone with Firefox should install NoScript. It'll protect you from all manner of foul Javascript.
But as a bonus, you can go and laugh at sites like dungeonrunners.com (don't worry, it's a computer game) where half the page is rendered by JavaScript and doesn't even appear if you've got it blocked. No graceful backward compatibility, just big chunks of page completely missing when they should have been rendered on the server side and sent as finished mark-up.
But as a bonus, you can go and laugh at sites like dungeonrunners.com (don't worry, it's a computer game) where half the page is rendered by JavaScript and doesn't even appear if you've got it blocked. No graceful backward compatibility, just big chunks of page completely missing when they should have been rendered on the server side and sent as finished mark-up.
Lyle's brief remark on this article on the plans for a successor to HTML 4 has me thinking. The comment I was leaving was getting very long, hence a trackback.
One of the folks around the office has just shown me the website that a local designer has made for their new business.
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