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Switching off scripts
From: Ingo Struck <ingo(at)ingostruck.de>
Date: Thu Aug 14 2003 - 09:54:31 EDT -----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-----
Hi... Sorry, that may run out of scope, and I promise this is my last out-of-scope mail regarding the usage of client side scripts here... :o) > > (That means that you should encourage all your users to switch off all
Yep. Right. Of course the XSS hole needs to be fixed for all the users that use client side scripts or keep using it against better knowledge. The background here is that I never experienced any merit from using client side scripting anyway: - - it induces additional security risks - - it lowers usability significantly - - it renders sites inaccessible most often - - it has got severe compatibility problems in nearly any case(show me one reasonable script working on three different browsers without any "if xyz==navigator.userAgent) Client side scripting is a nuisance and it is unnecessary. If you want to have more client side functionality, consider building "distributed" applications rather than web applications. Kind regards Ingo
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