Jeff Schiller wrote: [off-list]
I'm not well-versed on the history behind document.domain and how "the web depends on it being writable". Can someone send me a pointer?
document.domain is used to change the effective domain of web pages in certain limited ways to allow communication between subdomains of the same domain. The first Google hit on "document.domain" is the MSDN documentation for its behavior in IE, which is a good description of how things work.
It would have been great if HTMLObjectElement had an accessible "params" NodeList readonly attribute :(
Yes, indeed. It's not too late to add that! -Boris
