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Subject: please, no evil java here!

Author: margolies,marc

Date: 12:57:52 07/12/03

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I hate all  crap that slows down loading my messages. And requires constant
downloading by machine. And steals clock cycles.
Don't we all have our own prefered viewing software for off line analysis?
It's one thing to generate position, don't force us to use frames or complicate
the saving data from here, constantly extracting useful stuff from redundant
java code filing our hard drives!

In Fact I have just visited some sites I used to love which now use a java
close.window command in Explorer(when I save parts of pages)-- very frustrating
since new Windows security measure of last week re: buffer overflow on
cut-and-paste html conversion parser. -- I intend to use Mozilla 1.5alpha
whenever possible now to avoid such java-nese junk!!
digitally yours, marc



On July 11, 2003 at 05:13:03, Eran wrote:

>I wish not only diagram but also replayable Javascript of chess board be added
>to the CCC! Replayable Javascript should include annotation, ECO codes and
>opening book names probably above the replayable chess board.
>
>When you add your *proper* PGN game in text format to your post, it
>automatically converses to replayable chess board; in the same manner you add
>FEN to your post and it changes to diagram. This will make easier and convenient
>for all of us to read replayable games in the CCC! It is a wonderful idea,
>right? ;-)
>
>The CCC should have a strict rule that anyone who wishes to add a diagram or a
>replayable chess board, he or she must follow the rules of FEN or PGN format.
>This will make CCC more pleasant to read diagrams or replayable games here.
>
>I ask Mr. Schwartz or any moderator of the CCC to add replayable Javascript to
>the CCC as soon as possible. Many thanks.
>
>Eran



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