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Hey, you want to watch a Youtube video (on youtube.com)? Guess what, you need to enable JavaScript on two different domains to do so. I would be far more worried with youtube being hacked, then some relatively obscure netticat site out there. Well the people YouTube doesn't call users who disable J...

Tom T. wrote:Rather than post the link, could you pass it on to RSnake and Sirdarckcat, who will gleefully XSS this jerk? Since he knows so little about JS and its dangers, surely his site is full of holes. They'd have a ball! -- and so would we, when they blog about it. Cheers!

I may even do that...

I have come across a few ignorant morons like this guy in my time. As said earlier by Alan, to each their own. Giving an idiot more attention is just as stupid as taking them seriously. Yes, thinking that JavaScript is the savior of the internet is really stupid and posting a link to him wasn't too...

dhouwn wrote:You shouldn't help him by linking to his website.

You're right! I removed the link.

Alan Baxter wrote: Thanks for sharing.

No problem!

Alan Baxter wrote:I'm not going to visit the site and add to its hit count.

You shouldn't! Does he (or she) really expect that smart people like us obeys noobs who still uses FONT tags?

That is the opinion of the creator of a site. If you go to this website with JavaScript disabled in any way it only contains a message that tells you you need a 'browser' to access it. So I decided to check the source of the page: <noscript> <!-- Filter - Blocks most stupid users from accessing the ...