String.trim somehow overridden with faulty code.

[Nathan Osman]

This is very unusual, but occurs for me on Chrome 9.0.597.84 beta.

Running 'String.prototype.trim' in the JS console without Chromify-OSD installed indicates that Chrome is using native code for this function. As soon as the extension is installed, running that same command yields:

function ()
{
    return this.replace(/^\s*/, "").replace(/\s*$/, "").replace(/\n+/, "");
}

This wouldn't even be a problem except that the last RegEx replacement will erase the first newline in the string, which is not the intended and documented behavior in 'trim()'.