Xoc - 5:47 am on May 19, 2001 (gmt 0)

Took me a little while to understand what you were trying to say. You are implying using the @ trick talked about on a framed page that shows the actual content of another site. So the user actually thinks they are visiting CNN or whatever, when in actuality they are visiting some other site, but getting the content of CNN. The framing page could do something malicious or annoying and most users would assume that CNN was doing it.

Can you think of any way to bust frames using pure HTML? I don't like JavaScript on my pages, and it isn't effective if JavaScript is turned off. I've thought about it and can't come up with a way without JavaScript.