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Seems to me that a developer relying on behavior like that should be left to fend for themselves. It's not like the behavior is already consistent between imple
by artursapek 8y ago
Seems to me that a developer relying on behavior like that should be left to fend for themselves. It's not like the behavior is already consistent between implementations of ES5, or a part of its spec.
- bzbarsky 8y agoIn this case "left to fend for themselves" manifests as "users end up with a non-working (on some sites) browser, switch browsers". So it's not really an option, unless the browser involved is a monopoly and the site involved has a tiny audience.