(Ab)use of Javascript; was Re: Web Services Increasingly Under Attack

By DAN GOODIN AP Technology Writer

> [...] > As larger audiences flock to Web sites that run on ever more powerful > programming scripts, malware writers are finding them fertile ground. > -
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This touches on my favorite web gripe: the growing number of web sites using Javascript. If Amazon and Google can run two of the most successful site in the world without depending on Javascript, everybody can. (Regrettably, Amazon now uses Javascript in their book reader, which used to work fine without it.)

I know this isn't exactly the topic of the original poster, but I feel better after having had my say about this huge annoyance.

George Mitchell

[TELECOM Digest Editor's Note: Would you rather see sites which use Javascript switch to using cookies? Both Amazon and Google, to use your two examples, make liberal use of cookies to keep track of users. PAT]
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