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Actually you can also see traces of the jsaction attribute in the G+ product. G+ isn't using this from the group up though. It has a pretty long history at Goog
by cramforce 12y ago
Actually you can also see traces of the jsaction attribute in the G+ product. G+ isn't using this from the group up though. It has a pretty long history at Google, so I'm not even sure where it came from. Should have been either Maps or Search.
- zaphar 12y agoIt started in maps. At the time IE had some issues with memory leaks when dom elements with an event listener attached were deleted. This allowed them to have just one listener for the page.