On Fri, 13 Apr 2012 10:52:50 -0700
Johnathan Nightingale wrote:

> I think Joe's framing here is exactly right. Not only do I not want to make 
> our developer tools first-run experience less pleasant by adding warnings, 
> but I also doubt that easily-dismissed warnings would be genuinely effective 
> at protecting our users (and the less easily dismissed, the more terrible the 
> user experience.)
> 
> I think the CSP directive is a better balance of keeping the tools pleasant 
> to use the vast majority of the time, while still giving the short-head sites 
> that are actually targeted by these self-xss worms a reasonably durable 
> solution.

Does noscript have any ideas that could possibly be used without all
users having to work out how to use noscript or disable noscript for
some dumb sites?
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