> FWIW, there's a machine-readable table of available versions in the HTML comment of the page source, added at the request of a forum member (and the Fossil repo, of course). Yes, and it is good. > With SQLite.org we can at least trust it, given that we trust the library itself to run on our machines. While it is true, there is other considerations: - If JavaScript is not implemented in your computer. - If you are using two separate computers to download and to run SQLite. - If some of the scripts do some things that are not wanted (e.g. animation), even if the other scripts are wanted. (This is why web browsers should have the option for script substitution, if the end user wants to substitute some scripts.)