[thelist] Coding Javascript to Standards

[VOLKAN ÖZÇELİK]

Since the script is in the context of the window.

onload=function(){

};

and

window.onload=function(){

};

should work similarly.

window.onload will be a very very very tiny bit faster (almost
negligible) because the interpreter will have a smaller scope when
used window.onload explicitly.

Other than that, imo, it should not matter that much and the issue
seems rather like a bug of firebug.

However I always prefer window.onload.

Cheers,
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Volkan Ozcelik
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