Thus spake light zoo ([EMAIL PROTECTED]): > So TorButton needs an update it seems after all. I > think Mike Perry is working on some other stuff with > TorButton so maybe he can correct this while he's at > it.
Ugh, I was really trying to avoid sliding into the position of TorButton maintainer. Between my day job, TorFlow, and setting up a fast tor node+webhosting service, I'm not sure I can add TorButton maintainer to this list without suffering a nervous breakdown.. What I am doing is writing a prototype patch JUST for FF2.0 to support clearing cookies, history, disabling plugins, and hooking javascript Date() to make it be UTC-based. After which any other support (other versions, tweaks, etc) will be have to be done by someone else. It will be abandonware in approx 2 days, whether I finish or not. Speaking of which, does anyone know anything about Javascript's prototype features or XBL hooking? I can hook Date()'s timezone-revealing functions in a script, but it has to be done inside a script tag in the current document it seems, which means I have to insert it into each document's DOM that loads, and I'm not sure even then if those methods can't be unhooked/bypassed? Can XBL hook javascript objects? Or is there another alternative? -- Mike Perry Mad Computer Scientist fscked.org evil labs
