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; Bookmarklets
* Use of Javascript bookmarks should be denied if the user attempts to use them while the browser has established a secure https connection (to prevent malicious javascript injections).
**As of 2.0.0.1 Firefox allows javascript bookmarks to attach external, third-party, scripts to the page during a secure connection without any warning creating a gaping security hole.
* The user should be warned when attempting to bookmark javascript code.
* The user should be warned (with disable future notices) when using javascript bookmark code which attempts to attach external scripts to the document.
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; An additional strategy for whitelisting
; An additional strategy for whitelisting
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