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I explained above javascript does not have access to the clipboard, this abuse is possible because we can bind events to keypresses, should we ban that? the id
by daleharvey 16y ago
I explained above javascript does not have access to the clipboard, this abuse is possible because we can bind events to keypresses, should we ban that?
the idea that users should implicitly trust desktop applications more than web based programs is silly, desktop applications havent been abused? users should know what the difference between a desktop application and a web one is?
firefox geolocation / save password dialog, or chrome / iphone application install process are easy solutions to explicit permissions, the idea that the clipboard is off limits is silly.