I’ve recently been talking with a good friend about object property names in JS. He had some questions about it, because he was using a Java Framework on the backend which generated some weird JavaScript frontend code…

The XSS filter was implemented in the early times of IE8 and should have improved IEs browsing security but in my opinion, that feature sucks. Here is how the XSS filter works: IE detects when a site injects javascript to legitimate requests to another website, classifies it as XSS and the best part, IE automatically modifies the site to stop…