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eval expr I got nothing for "mocha", though. Edit: apparently (from below) there was a Yahoo! mail filter that replaced "expresso" [sic] with "mocha"; but e
by scatters 10y ago
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I got nothing for "mocha", though. Edit: apparently (from below) there was a Yahoo! mail filter that replaced "expresso" [sic] with "mocha"; but either the story was misreported or the mail filter was wildly misconfigured. So the entry should be "expresso" [sic], perhaps.
- bsimpson 10y agoNope, it was a schema that would cause a URL to be interpreted as code; an alias for `javascript:` https://www.obscure.org/javascript/archives/msg01369.html https://www.obscure.org/javascript/archives/msg01369.html