A quite totally standard enviroment before ECMAScript 4th Edition in less than 3Kb - JSL 1.8+
JavaScript Standard Library Revision After the success of my old JSL project I learned more about JavaScript and I found some trick to solve different problems such setInterval and extra arguments for Internt Explorer, a function to evaluate code in a global scope with every browser as Internet Explorer does with its proprietary execScript. Since these days We're waiting for ECMAScript 4th Edition, aka JavaScript 2 but since We always don't know when it should be really usable within productions, I choosed to create a revisited version of JavaScript Standard Library . I removed Internet Explorer 4 support but I modified a lot of common prototyes to make them faster, more standard and more scalable than ever. You can use, for example, every JS 1.6+ Array.prototype with HTMLCollections too as it's possible from many Years with FireFox or Safari: Array.prototype.forEach.call(document.getElementsByTagName("div"), function(node){ alert(node.innerHTML); }); I