"\n" or 0x0A if you prefer)
to be cross-browser, including before hashing.
String.split() function is overriden and should be cross-browser compatible with
ECMA-262 v3
specifications (thanks to Stephen Levithan, see credits below).
Your browser's original split function remains accessible with String._$$split().
load=script_url GET parameters
to the current URL (?load=url1&load=url2 should work fine).
Text Utilities
by Adrien Lavoillotte
is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 2.0 France License.
Some algorithm implementations are copyrights of their respective owners (see links above).