How to crash FireFox 3 with 3 lines of code
Hi there, here I am back from holidays :geek:
Before I'll start to write more interesting stuff, here we have 3 lines of JavaScript that could cause problems to our favourite browser, in this case version 3.0.1
I discovered this problem, already part of the bugs report site, trying to emulate keyboards events using the UIEvents interface instead of KeyboardEvents
Nice one? See you soon ;)
Before I'll start to write more interesting stuff, here we have 3 lines of JavaScript that could cause problems to our favourite browser, in this case version 3.0.1
I discovered this problem, already part of the bugs report site, trying to emulate keyboards events using the UIEvents interface instead of KeyboardEvents
var e = document.createEvent("UIEvents");
e.initUIEvent("keypress", true, true, this, 1);
document.documentElement.dispatchEvent(e);
Nice one? See you soon ;)
Labels: crash, firefox, JavaScript
posted by Andrea Giammarchi at 1:58 PM
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3 Comments:
what do i do with the code idiot
Idiot?...heh eh...avoid it for now, obviously...
Now, Mr Idiot, and yes, i'm talking to you, Anon...go learn some grammar and punctuation.
Then we can have a nice break from you and when you are back, your posts will be significantly easier to read.
Try this:
<html><body>
<form><textarea name="results"></textarea></form>
<script type="text/javascript">
for (i=0;i<1500;i++) document.forms[0].results.value += "\nHello";
</script>
</body></html>
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