FF loads the page just fine. And so is Webkit (Ch, Saf). Opera is reporting the link as distributing malicious software. But it still loads the page, if you ignore the warning and go for it.
Still, I would recommend you use FF and NoScript when visiting to see the details. But the page loads in “plain” FF too, w/o NoScript.
Does it crash yours? It’s certainly crashing mine.
“Javascript Document Write Loop” is the very thing they use to hang IE:
What’s the source code that causes it to crash?
<script>for(x in document.write){document.write(x);}</script>
This one does the trick for older versions: <input type crash>
Since that line is the first on the page, is probably aimed at quirks mode for IE. For standard mode IE9 it may not be true.
So… There’s a browser that doesn’t know how to protect itself from any and all malicious code, thereby making it advisable for people to use some sort of malware protection.
Still, your malware protection solution doesn’t really solve the problem: how to actually visit the page with IE.
How many users know to turn off JS in IE?
How many web devs know not to make a mistake like that one, that will cause their IE audience to fail them?
It’s not about malware. Or malicious code. It’s about preventing JS bad code to take over. Much like they do with bad markup: they take over and do what can be done with it to make it usable.