There is no way this script would really help with bandwidth overages. The amount of extra load put on the server running javascript would actually increase the bandwidth usage.

Chris, that’s not even close to true. You really need to learn the difference between server side scripting and client side scripting, especially if you actually are a webmaster. That sort of information definitely falls under the clasification of “basics”.

There are some issues with Safari and Opera. However, in March 08 the percentage of surfers on the web using either of those was only about 3.5%. It’s not really about what browser you, it’s about what the vast majority of people coming to your site use. Unless you run a Mac-focused community that won’t really come into play much. I am looking into those errors however.

There is no way this script would really help with bandwidth overages. The amount of extra load put on the server running javascript would actually increase the bandwidth usage. My opinion is either upgrade to more bandwidth or block hotlinks. I personally block hotlinks using .htaccess. I posted a poorly written post about hotlinking in Febuary (just click my hyper linked name above). Just my two cents.