Hi,
So if I'm inside an anonymous function, can I
still use window...
Yes if the functions in question are declared at global scope (as in
Pranav's example), no if they aren't (you can access `window`, but the
functions won't be properties of it).
So this would work:
function foo() {
Hariz,
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Interestingly, Firefox's `textContent` behavior of including the
script element's contents (which I called insanity) is *standard* as
far as I can tell -- and has been for years:
http://www.w3.org/TR/html5/infrastructure.html#textcontent
