Remove useless window.setTimeout call - #3
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Well, the code has been passing the *value* of `sendMetaInfoToExtension()` to `window.setTimeout` for the past 5 years. That value is `undefined`, which evidently gets subjected to an [approximation of `eval`][1]. There don't seem to be any observable effects of this other than triggering a CSP violation when the page's `script-src` policy doesn't include `unsafe-eval`, so just call `sendMetaInfoToExtension()` and don't set the timeout. [1]: https://html.spec.whatwg.org/multipage/timers-and-user-prompts.html#timers:report-the-exception
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Hmm. Perhaps I should have been more explicit about the logspam? |
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Well, the code has been passing the value of
sendMetaInfoToExtension()towindow.setTimeoutfor the past 5 years. That value isundefined, which evidently gets subjected to an [approximation ofeval][1]. There don't seem to be any observable effects of this other than triggering a CSP violation when the page'sscript-srcpolicy doesn't includeunsafe-eval, so just callsendMetaInfoToExtension()and don't set the timeout.