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!JavaScript has a syntax similar but it has DynamicTyping and semi-colons are optional. There are many different implementations of !JavaScript. The [EMCA] standard is called [EMCAScript], [Netscape]'s version is branded as !JavaScript, [Micrsoft]'s is called [JScript] and the [KDE] people have one called [KJS] (which is the base for the version in [Apple]'s [WebCore]). With all these versions implementing a slightly different version of !JavaScript it can be hard to program for. With the proper [DOM] implementations in [Mozilla] and InternetExplorer 6, it is much nicer to code in.
-Like [JavaApplet]s, !JavaScript is designed[1] to be secure and thus has many security restrictions on what it can do. With [NetscapeNavigator] 4 and above and [Mozilla] you can use SignedJavascript
to do such things as interacting with windows from other sites and reading this history.
+Like [JavaApplet]s, !JavaScript is designed[1] to be secure and thus has many security restrictions on what it can do. With [NetscapeNavigator] 4 and above and [Mozilla] you can use SignedJavaScript
to do such things as interacting with windows from other sites and reading this history.
There are many pages on the web about !JavaScript, but one of the best is Peter-Paul Koch's ''!JavaScript Section'' at [http://www.xs4all.nl/~ppk/js/].
[1] well, at least intended to be...
