Okay, I'll have a blast.
You are kidding, yes?
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No, I am not. How many examples of malicious things prevented by disabling JavaScript do you need before you accept that JavaScript is not a harmless annoyance anymore? The web would be a safer place if everyone would have to enable JavaScript where it fits instead of being a potential victim because of poor XSS protection.
Why do you think JavaScript is not a problem?
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None. Have fun missing out on the modern web <3.
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Ah, yes, the modern web which allows me to actually decide where I want to enable JavaScript. It makes me sad that you are so naive though. Must be your country.
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Hahaha. Nice! USA is pretty awesome.
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Hahaha, yes. If you like war-driving assholes and capitalism. I, for one, don't.
Now back to my question: Why do you think JavaScript - a giant intruding door - should be enabled by everyone everywhere, even on malicious websites?
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Yeah, thats enough.
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Definition of irony: thread about pagination had bugged pagination ;)
Fix incoming in Alpha 3.
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Irony to the max: post noting irony and announcing fix shows that bug moved to even edgier case ;)
I've went nuclear with test for that edgy pager, bug running it against all possible permutations (testing 256 combinations for paging 16 items).
