Well that's awfully shrill. Attaching event handlers when the page is ready is by far the cleanest way to do javascript. Plus, it's the most downlevel browser

Well that's awfully shrill. Attaching event handlers when the page is ready is by far the cleanest way to do javascript. Plus, it's the most downlevel browser friendly. Google's javascript is compressed for size, not obfuscated. It ends up looking the same, but the intent is different. That dude should just browse with no javascript enabled.