I agree absolutely that this is exceedingly annoying. That said, it's popular among the people who control design decisions so it's here to stay, for now. So d

I agree absolutely that this is exceedingly annoying. That said, it's popular among the people who control design decisions so it's here to stay, for now. So do we use a javascript solution that also performs like crap, or accept that this is a common use case and provide a standard way to do it?