> Why is embedding a script into an image allowed? Because it lets you create vector games: http://public.codenazi.fastmail.fm/asteroids_dynamic.svg http://pu

> Why is embedding a script into an image allowed? Because it lets you create vector games: http://public.codenazi.fastmail.fm/asteroids_dynamic.svg http://public.codenazi.fastmail.fm/asteroids_dynamic.svg (a better use would be stuff like D3-style interactive charts) Warning: I never finished that project because SVG rendering was too slow ~6 years ago. Frames would drop on every reflow after any DOM change. Arrows move, space shoots. Collision checks are on so the shield (x) works, but the death animation is disabled in that version. I actually agree that images shouldn't be Turing complete. That's unnecessary in almost every normal situation and only adds attack surface. However, there is a place for animated vector graphics.