I don't see the harm in adding the second condition "element
instanceof String"
you could use :
if(element && element.constructor == String)
This works for both "foo" and new String("foo");
I find that it is faster than using typeOf.
I have made very JavaScript heavy applications and noticed that using
"typeOf value == 'Object'" and others is slow
compared to myObject.constructor, especially when called a few
thousand times.
Also I don't buy the "it hasn't been fixed since the beginning, so why
fix it now?" argument.
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