I agree with you Adrenalin.
I think the point that everyone here is missing, is the fact that mIRC automatically loads script.ini if the file suddenly appears in your mIRC directory. There is no prompt, no warning, no way to prevent it. The only work around is to type something in the script editor, select File click Save As and name it something unique and hard to guess.
I don't think it should be the user's responsibility to cautiously avoid evil websites with javascript that will automatically and blindly create the file c:\mirc\script.ini and c:\program files\mirc\script.ini. Yes, it would be NICE if users were more cautious about their online activities, but quite frankly any undesired Popup window can infect you.
[color:0000CC]mIRC shouldn't automatically load this file on startup, plain and simple. There are no valid arguements.[/color]
- Raccoon
PS. Watchdog, mIRC automatically loads script.ini, if no other script is loaded. The VBScript is not loading the file, just creating it.
