I haven't weighed in on amazon lately, because I can't get it to budge. I consistently get kicked back to the login screen.
For lack of any progress on the HTTP sessions, I have gone back to javascript and am trying to tackle those two JS runtimes. Also (and related) the events code is in an unfinished state - I'm sorry for starting this and not following through yet, and thank you Karl for what you implemented on events recently.
In a while, if not right away, the events code is going to be relevant to amazon.com. Especially this certain phrasing where one central listener/dispatcher sits on document on document.body, and events bubble up from various elements and kick it off. I think that is a common phrasing. Amazon uses a lot of everything. I noticed that they use document.cookie.
Here is a specific question. What would happen if page code wants to overload window.alert? This happens in amazon document.scripts[4].data:
amazon4.js:(function(a){var b=a.alert;window.alert=function(){a.ueLogError&&a.ueLogError({message:"[CSM] Alert invocation detected with argument: "+arguments[0],logLevel:"WARN"});Function.prototype.apply.apply(b,[a,arguments||[]])}})(window);
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