Yeah, it's still insane to me that the SVG can contain scripts. Wholly unnecessary; the DOM subtree it defines could be manipulated by external scripts just fine.
Anyway, I just set `svg.disabled` in Firefox. Scary world out there.
Yeah, it's still insane to me that the SVG can contain scripts. Wholly unnecessary; the DOM subtree it defines could be manipulated by external scripts just fine.
Anyway, I just set `svg.disabled` in Firefox. Scary world out there.
Update: this breaks quite a few things. It seems legitimate SVGs are used more often for UI icons than random diagrams and such. I suppose I shouldn't be surprised. I'll have to rethink this.