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if the client supports .hasOwnProperty() or the 'in' operator ... (it's just a few years that these were not common, and there are still clients around that do
by masswerk 12y ago
if the client supports .hasOwnProperty() or the 'in' operator ...
(it's just a few years that these were not common, and there are still clients around that don't support it)
- Too 12y agoGot any examples of these browsers? IIRC i used hasOwnProperty as far back as IE6.