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I have never, ever sent a JavaScript file to a person capable of reading JavaScript, who actually wanted or needed a JavaScript file sent to them via email. No
by parasubcutaneor 10y ago
I have never, ever sent a JavaScript file to a person capable of reading JavaScript, who actually wanted or needed a JavaScript file sent to them via email. No one has ever requested such a thing from me.
That is something that has never happened to me.
- qq66 10y agoI have. I'll do what I do with .EXEs already -- zip them and rename to .jpg.
- saurik 10y agoIn a world where email clients were maintained as actively as web browsers, this behavior would be a default feature, in the same way we have weird workarounds for HTTP proxies.
- breakingcups 10y agoSometimes it can be more convenient to just password protect the archive