-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 On Friday 05 July 2002 12:56 pm, dennisk@sahuaro.f2s.com wrote: > In a word - pop-up windows. Tell Konqueror to reject Java/javascript on > the nytimes.com site and no pop-up window! On Friday 05 July 2002 08:50 am, dennisk@sahuaro.f2s.com wrote: > Konqueror (and most other browsers, I suspect) lets you control Java and > Javascript on a per-site basis. I'm starting to sound like a KDE shill. Oh, well. You share what you know. :-) Konqueror not only allows control Java/Javascript/cookies on a per-site basis, but they also have some cool new features: a) Smart popup - Javascript enabled but the site can only open windows if it is a direct result of clicking on a button (i.e. submitting your zip code to CompUSA). (Note that some web sites use HTML for their pop-up windows and I don't know of a way to stop this. Fortunately, these sites are rare.) b) Session cookies - Many web sites now require session cookies (i.e. those that expire when the web browser closes). You can now allow only these (or treat every cookie as a session cookie if you want to avoid the hassle of not being compliant). c) Single domain cookies - Only accept cookies from the server you are requesting the page from. This is there to alleviate the main concern of cookies, namely your privacy. Just to be fair, I believe that Mozilla allows most, if not all, of these features, as well. There just isn't (or is there?) a nice GUI for it. Someone else asked what the bias against Java on a web page was. My main issue is that I have never used a browser that work perfectly with it. Either way, a chat room is not the way to go since it is too much work to get us all together outside of the official meetings. - -- Logan Kennelly ,,, (. .) - --ooO-(_)-Ooo-- -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v1.0.6 (GNU/Linux) Comment: For info see http://www.gnupg.org iD8DBQE9JiKrpNoctRtUIRQRApJiAJkBU9i+8Ytlmr4L7G5DPmL6Qe4y3ACfcqLI onlQmX6KwQTx23YcGzte/oo= =nzoi -----END PGP SIGNATURE-----