Currently, you are able to use the smart embed functionality to insert iFrames into the body content of a page. However, you are not able to put scripts into the body content of the page. The reason that the script is stripped out when you try to add the code to the page is because we are trying to ensure that the page is kept clean, and not trying to run too many different or similar bits of JavaScript code, as these take a lot of resources in the browser and could potentially lead to having a very slow page load. Another reason that we strip these scripts out to avoid any cross-site scripting which is a potential security issue. Most of the time when you are embedding content into your website it is from a trusted source, however, there are ways in which people can use this to try and circumvent security parameters. It is because of these reasons that we currently strip out the script tag if it is put into the rich text editor. We will implement a whitelisting feature that will allow us to whitelist the domains that it is safe for you to embed scripts from, and then we will amend the stripping of the scripts dynamically. We will also then be able to have better control over the JavaScript that is used on the Haiku sites. We will be able to analyse and reuse code that is already existing on the pages as we load them, rather than trying to execute the same JavaScript code multiple times for one-page load.