Now kela.fi has also stopped working on Seamonkey. Cannot log in anymore.

SyntaxError: bad method definition

7672-19c2392fbf55c9ae.js:1:106332

Is this valid JavaScript?

wtf

WTF

paste.dy.fi/2Gq anyway, the error seems to point there

I see no weird encoding issues here

the offending bit seems to be this: class l{subPriority=0;validate(e,t){return!0}}

that newfangled class syntax

...why JavaScript even need classes!?

it was meant to add limited interactivity to websites, not to be a "quasi first class" programming language, FFS!!!

> FF69

hardly new, but yeah, we're not there yet

the question still stands: why JavaScript needs classes!?

Also, that website has absolutely zero functionalities that cannot be implemented without JavaScript...

that skillset is long forgotten

if you put that on a resume, it would go straight into the bin :/

hmmh

Seems that I got IP banned from there again

That's also been a problem with that page, also with Firefox. The servers just randomly decide to ban my IP and stop responding to TCP SYNs

smells like some anti-DDoSing in paranoid more

hope it's not Clownflare

They are using F5's Big-IP

but then Clownflare ALWAYS advertises its stench

not familiar with that one, but I already hate them :P

tomman: Also, many disabled people use kela.fi

People with impaired sight, who need to use special browsers

I'm sure that they cannot use it at all anymore

For some reason many antivirus programs have started flagging my IP as a malware spreader

And people cannot access my website because their antivirus program doesn't let them

tomman I am mid 63 with js but personal life took over lately so slow go.

Sompi: uhg. what's broken, all logins, netbank logins or FINEID logins?

Everything, because everything is made with JavaScript

ah, I miss the days where the hardest part was getting the PKCS module loaded and configured right so that it'd prompt for the correct PIN

(that last part is not an issue with FINEID that I know of, but I've seen it with other cards)

JavaScript stops after it encounters an error

tomman: javascript gets to be a much more complex language than its role on websites might make it look like. it has lambda expressions, it has several functions that I was looking for from a Lisp background, but I'm no JS historian, so I have not much of an idea of where and how that came to be

it's fun seeing how lispy one can get with it, though; not that this all is needed to show content...

Sompi: and I think at least EID login can be done without JS, although I'm not sure I've ever seen a pure js-less example

But the dropdown menu on the front page, and everything, is done with JavaScript

So nothing on the page works after the JS engine finds an error

IIRC kela's "self-service" area had a more traditional design, didn't it? or was that gone already?

I cannot get there because the login page doesn't work

njsg: And they also "modernized" that area

and it is full of bugs

saved forms that lose all data, etc