> That being said, do these things need to be specified in CSS? Or, to put > it another way, is it likely that you will ever send such stylesheets > over the wire? To be honest, I strongly doubt it. The security issues > are too important: if you go to http://dahut.org/ and I send a > stylesheet that has: > > @document domain(mozilla.org) { > :root { > display: none; > } > } > > I assume you wouldn't want that to apply, especially as I could do > things nastier than that such as attach an XBL keyboard logger to your > bank's site. > > So it's limited to local files that will never be interchanged. Does it > need to become a standard? Maybe a "End User CSS Module" could be created, which includes such among other functionalities. -- Anne van Kesteren <http://annevankesteren.nl/>Received on Friday, 20 August 2004 08:47:11 UTC
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