I feel you, but I think its the cost of doing business / innovation. If you don't do anything, you don't make any mistakes. But anything that further obfuscate

I feel you, but I think its the cost of doing business / innovation. If you don't do anything, you don't make any mistakes. But anything that further obfuscates the code leading to vulnerability of the reported is infuriating, especially when it comes from one of the top 3 browser makers, where it will inevitably haunt us for years. I don't think this one will haunt us for years. IE8 users have already shown a proclivity for updating. Its the IE6/7 & Firefox 2 users that cause us trouble.