> > I'm impressed that this issue has been addressed so quickly. >
Of course. At this point I'd like to say sorry. We (or I) simply forgot to put this to the 1.3 branch. Thanks for reminding. > I hate to be a complainer, but could I bring up one more thought? > Please bring up any thought you have. > I note that both IE and Firefox use JSON.parse() and JSON.stringify(): > JSON.parse and JSON.stringify are indeed standards of ECMAScript 5. However, they both provide additional arguments which we do not want to support. See https://github.com/douglascrockford/JSON-js/blob/master/json2.js for more information. If you want to use standard compliant JSON methods in your code, use Doug's version. Our version is now basically a wrapper to the native functions and they cover what most people need. Therefore we won't support the standard in this case because it does not benefit us or our users much.
