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I noticed that the system shuts down and verifies as soon as IE finishes loading the given url. However, this does not allow for full checking of pages with a time dependent javascript redirect (these are used on a number of drive-by malware pages). It will follow meta redirects just fine but closes out before the javascript redirect counter runs. I understand that it is provably impossible to determine if and when javascript will finish running. However, is it possible to set a time to wait for the browser after it thinks it has loaded a page? I assume I can just hack this into my running Perl modules but I was wondering if there was a better way.
I noticed that the system shuts down and verifies as soon as IE finishes loading the given url. However, this does not allow for full checking of pages with a time dependent javascript redirect (these are used on a number of drive-by malware pages). It will follow meta redirects just fine but closes out before the javascript redirect counter runs. I understand that it is provably impossible to determine if and when javascript will finish running. However, is it possible to set a time to wait for the browser after it thinks it has loaded a page? I assume I can just hack this into my running Perl modules but I was wondering if there was a better way.
Thanks in advance