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Re: applescript and browsers
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Re: applescript and browsers


  • Subject: Re: applescript and browsers
  • From: Phil Dobbin <email@hidden>
  • Date: Wed, 28 Jan 2004 16:44:24 +0000

On 28/01/2004, at 13:38 (GMT), Emmanuel, email@hidden wrote:

>>At 11:47 AM +0000 28/01/04, Phil Dobbin wrote:

>>Pourquoi, mon ami ? (That's the exent of my French I'm afraid :-)
>
>Mille excuses cher ami [1], I'm not a specialist at all, but isn't that
>"&#xxx;" stuff pure html that any crawler will decode transparently?
>While a javascript requires one extra step towards complexity?

My turn to apologise. It seems I'm way behind in my understanding of crawlers and spiders. Thanks to several links kindly sent to me off-list, it transpires that spammers can quite easily decode these entities. The same seems to be true of Javascript although, as you rightly point out, it does require an extra step up in spider coding.

From what I can gather, at present, using images or CGI forms to contact you via your email address on your web page is the safest bet.

Regards,

Phil.

--
But, masters, remember that I am an ass;
though it be not written down,
yet forget not that I am an ass.
Dogberry, Much Ado About Nothing
Wm. Shakespeare
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