3-29-01
NOTE: this was online at
http://www.zikzak.net/~acb/hacks/htmlth.html
and at
http://www.itds.eku.edu/web/FASTWEB/HTMLOUCH.HTM
but both these addresses come up "not found,"
so here is a copy adapted and saved in 2001.




The HTML Terrorist's Handbook

or, Composing Evil HTML

being a Guide on the usage of HTML as an offensive weapon.

Compiled by Andrew C. Bulhak.

NOTE: Due to time constraints, I will probably not be adding to or revising this web page.



Disclaimer: This information is provided for purposes of humour and entertainment only. Use of the techniques described here may make the web pages in question unreadable to the majority of web users. The author will not be liable for any injuries or damages incurred as a result of using these tactics.


NOTICE: This page is of NO RELATION to the "Terrorist's Handbook", and contains NO information whatsoever on explosives, firearms or similar matters. The title of this work was selected for satirical purpose. The author does not know where the abovementioned information may or may not be found, and requests for this information will not be answered. (Most readers probably won't need this warning, but you'd be surprised at how many pieces of email I get requesting the "Terrorist's Handbook".)

Sabotaging Netscape:


Sabotaging Microsoft Explorer:

If you thought Netscape was evil and oppressive, wait 'till you have a look at Microsoft's unilateral additions to HTML. They make Netscape look thoughtful and enlightened by their sheer barbarity.


Miscellaneous Mayhem


You may also care to check out Composing Good HTML, by Eric Tilton. While somewhat less actively nasty than this page, it is nonetheless very thorough and well worth reading.
Thanks to the following contributors: Paul Haggart, James Henstridge, Melvin Klassen, Constantin Stoltz and various others whose names I've lost. This page is in the public domain.