on Wed, May 23, 2001 at 11:54:18PM -0700, Paul Schreiber wrote:
> Mac Internet Explorer Talk wrote:
>
> >> How about a preference that's something like:
> >>
> >> [x] Don't allow stupid-ass ads to open new windows.
> >
> >Hear hear! You can turn off scripting, but that's a bit harsh, and
> >doesn't cover abuse of the target attribute on anchors in non-framed
> >documents to open new windows.
>
> It would be cool to have a toolbar javascript toggle button, making it
> easy to turn it off for certain sites.
Might be even cooler to have toggleable profiles:
- regular config (no Java, Javascript with no error messages, accept
all cookies)
- DHTML developer config (no Java, Javascript with verbose errors,
display/confirm cookies)
- Java developer config (Java, no Javascript, accept cookies, etc.)
- untrusted sites config (no Java, no Javascript, confirm cookies, etc.)
- pr0n config (no Java, no Javascript, deny all cookies, no history :)
I toyed with the idea of using different .js files in Navigator for a bit,
but gave it up for a lost cause. It'd be really cool to do this in IE5,
though - preferences bookmarklets or something.
Steve
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