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10.3: AppleScript and Safari clickable link example
Good concern, but it's a non-issue. It doesn't pose the problem because there is no "run script" option.
10.3: AppleScript and Safari clickable link example
Look in Services menu under Script Editor if you want the "Run as AppleScript" command :O
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10.3: AppleScript and Safari clickable link example
does this mean that a script could be run "remotely" from a web page in this manner?
10.3: AppleScript and Safari clickable link example
To a degree. Select the following code and click Services > Script Editor > Run As AppleScript (it's not lethal, trust me!):
display dialog "Hello, World!"
You decide to run it. A site can't make something run on your computer. However, I could just as easily post the text of a script that deleted the contents of your hard drive. But it would be up to you to decide to run it from Services. On the other hand, URL Protocol Scripting, which embeds code in a link, can only be opened in Script Editor as text. The user would have to compile, run it. This link is the same code as above, but as an URL Protocol Message. |
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