For example, on one of my pages, when you click on the name of an object that's stored in Frontier's database, Frontier comes to the front and opens the window. Your data can be integrated too. The possibilities for multimedia connections to the web are amazing. This is the hole that content people have been waiting for. I can't wait to write systems that really exploit this connection.
Web pages become software and vice versa.
And I think this is the gold nugget that intuitively we all know exists in WebLand. This hole, it will be argued, opens the door for vandals to write viruses embedded in web pages that appear to be innocuous, but really do harm. The more powerful the scripting language, the easier it would be to do harm. First, the ultimate protection is to quit Frontier when you're browsing the web. If the scripting engine isn't running, the scripts can't run.