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Assume console , alert , ... | Tolerate bitwise operators | Tolerate . and [^...] in /RegExp/ | |||
Assume a browser | Tolerate type confusion | Tolerate misordered definitions | |||
Assume Node.js | Tolerate continue | Tolerate unused parameters | |||
Assume Rhino | Tolerate debugger statements | Tolerate missing 'use strict' pragma | |||
Assume a Yahoo Widget | Tolerate == and != | Tolerate inefficient subscripting | |||
Assume Windows | Tolerate ES5 syntax | Tolerate many var statements per function | |||
Tolerate eval | Tolerate messy white space | ||||
Stop on first error | Tolerate unfiltered for in | Tolerate CSS workarounds | |||
Tolerate uncapitalized constructors | Tolerate HTML case | ||||
Safe Subset | Tolerate dangling _ in identifiers | Tolerate HTML event handlers | |||
Verify ADsafe | Tolerate ++ and -- | Tolerate HTML fragments |
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