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Like Dog and Pony said, non-malicious JS can become malicious with a blink of an eye. And sometimes they get information that could be considered private without actually being used as malicious items. Also, I have question. How do I disable my java script? I really want to and I don't know how to. In Petruchio's home node it says, "this is why you shouldn't leave java script enabled". Well I hear this warning and I want to diable it....but how?

-@rocks

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