Ted Roche wrote: > It's a little more fine-grained than that: it lets you pick which > domains supplying js to the current page you want to enable. So you > may allow gmail.com and disallow doubleclick.com, for example. Or > disallow all javascript, my preferred default setting. Good web sites > should handle this gracefully. This is a policy of "I prefer not to > let you run code inside my browser until we know each other a little > better." > > C'mon Ted...give it up...stop being such a priss/prude. You know you want it. <gd&r>
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