Glad to know. Keep in mind, however, that this implies a security
risk. A malicious userscript could open a tab or a frame, load a
file: url from your local drive into it, read the contents and send
them to any server. Even binary files could be stolen in this way,
including files stored in your
Well, I sort of cheat: I run Apache on my (Windows) machine and serve
certain pages from there. It works pretty well for this and other
things, although Apache's configuration could be more intuitive. I've
heard good things of lighttpd, also, but have never tried it. And of
course there are
2009/12/30 cc carlcl...@lavabit.com:
Well, I sort of cheat: I run Apache on my (Windows) machine and serve
certain pages from there. It works pretty well for this and other
things, although Apache's configuration could be more intuitive. I've
heard good things of lighttpd, also, but have never
