1. A method to control a web client, comprising: receiving a web document from a server, the web document including a first tag having a tag name, and a second tag having the tag name and paired with the first tag to form a tag pair defined by a <tag name: identifier> syntax, each of the first and second tags further including a same identifier that is distinct from the tag name of the tag pair, the tag pair being an instruction to the web client to ignore given information located with the tag pair, the given information being a client-side script; parsing the web document to attempt to locate the tag pair using the <tag name: identifier> syntax; determining if the tag pair and its associated same identifier are present; and when the tag pair and its associated same identifier are present, automatically bypassing the given information located within the tag pair; wherein the receiving, parsing, determining and bypassing steps are carried out in software executing in a hardware element.
1. A method to control a web client, comprising: receiving a web document from a server, the web document including a first tag having a tag name, and a second tag having the tag name and paired with the first tag to form a tag pair defined by a <tag name: identifier> syntax, each of the first and second tags further including a same identifier that is distinct from the tag name of the tag pair, the tag pair being an instruction to the web client to ignore given information located with the tag pair, the given information being a client-side script; parsing the web document to attempt to locate the tag pair using the <tag name: identifier> syntax; determining if the tag pair and its associated same identifier are present; and when the tag pair and its associated same identifier are present, automatically bypassing the given information located within the tag pair; wherein the receiving, parsing, determining and bypassing steps are carried out in software executing in a hardware element. 2. The method as described in claim 1 wherein the first tag provides a start ignore indication, and the second tag provides an end ignore indication.