Suppose a site author has a piece of javascript stored in the .text property of a script element. It's only a string. But now controlling JS code runs appendChild of that script element. Possibly insertBefore too. Now that javascript code is part of the DOM. I think this code is supposed to evaluate immediately. Does this ring a bell and if it's something that should happen but currently doesn't, what would be an appropriate place to implement it? Maybe it could be done directly in startwindow.js, because side effects from the code in question will be dealt with as the chunk of JS is itself addressed line by line and the JS functions trigger the existing side effects code. eval() comes to mind though I think it is considered harmful.
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