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Having an option to disable running code on your machine seems a good choice, especially considering that this came up in a time where most Javascript wasn't ex
by mhd 16y ago
Having an option to disable running code on your machine seems a good choice, especially considering that this came up in a time where most Javascript wasn't exactly essential.
Also, there's the annoyance factor, just like with images. Back in the days, having ads, animated torches and sparkling mouse pointers disabled was a pretty good choice. Also: Popups and silly messages (alert("Welcome to my Site!") ridiculously common)
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