> On the face of it, JavaScript seems like a pretty solid trademark. It seems to me that it's the exact opposite of that: It's been so thoroughly genericised t

> On the face of it, JavaScript seems like a pretty solid trademark. It seems to me that it's the exact opposite of that: It's been so thoroughly genericised that it might as well not exist as a trademark. Also, I couldn't even tell you of a single product Oracle sells that uses the mark.