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> But this doesn't benefit the 99+% of websites running normal JavaScript. Whereas the goal of StrongMode is to carve out a safer and faster "subset" of JavaScr
by josteink 12y ago
> But this doesn't benefit the 99+% of websites running normal JavaScript. Whereas the goal of StrongMode is to carve out a safer and faster "subset" of JavaScript
That still wont be used by 99%+ of the websites out there.
At least not unless they want to forgo standards, or forgo strict-mode in all browsers but Chrome, and last but not least: they will have to update the code which is already there, and IE6 told us how that works in practice.
Let's not help Google forge the internet a new MSIE with Chrome.