| > Just for the record there are several open source
> javascript engines, SpiderMonkey from the mozilla
> project <http://www.mozilla.org/js/spidermonkey/> that
> has been used in several non Mozilla browser
projects:
> <http://www.mozilla.org/js/projects.html>
Yes.. but this would require huge work, as the
javascript engine would have to work in standalone
mode (no user interaction). Besides many javascript
pages will continue NOT to work, because executing a
page/downloading links does not mean making a working
local page.
Example: foo.src=http://'+bar+'.gif
will never be replaced properly, except if you add an
articial intelligence module ;)
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