I posted this as a test on my site, to show this funky behavior in Firefox to my friends:
http://download.gamelinux.org/code/mozilla/mz.html
Its modified from MrDougs code found on Milw0rm, to be a bit more local (Norway ftw).
It looks like a link to the Norwegian web of Skandiabanken (Internet based bank), but its really not… The status bar will as well tell you that the link points to Skandiabanken.. but clicking on it, will take you to http://www.gamelinux.org/. This is just to demonstrate the bug, and not to harm anyone or any thing… Its harmless 🙂
I posted it on January 21th 2009, but still (6th of February 2009) my Firefox v3.0.5 (Ubuntu Hardy) + NoScript v1.9.0.1 is acting funky…
Don’t believe what you click!
GameLinux 
So my question is, how can you *not* believe what you click?
So you should really then just defer from using Firefox until this bug is fixed I guess?
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Sure, but why isn’t this a simpler equivalent?
(pointies removed so it displays as html code)
a href=”http://www.skandiabanken.no/”
onclick=”document.location=’http://www.gamelinux.org/’; return false”
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