Re: Web content filtering - can we use this idea?

Nils Ellmenreich wrote: > - banner ad (site) blocking based on regexps (that's more powerful > than the current "block images from this server"). Like junkbuster, > I'd like to have regexps on entire URLs Yup. With one short and simple regexp, you can strip out 80+% of the ads. (Squid suppor

Re: Project Cheese - Mouse movements on website tracked

Ben Bucksch wrote: > Really? How? As I see it, > > describes only, how to disable JavaScript functions, not the triggers, > i.e. HTML attributes. That's what bug 64737 is about, not? > > Correct - we can't disable JS

Re: Web content filtering - can we use this idea?

Mitchell Stoltz wrote: > it's software that runs regexps on incoming web pages. The author has > written regexps that do all kinds of interesting content filtration: > popup blocking, banner ad blocking, filtering various types of annoying > content, and cookie filters (by filtering http heade

Re: Project Cheese - Mouse movements on website tracked

Stuart Ballard wrote: >The only surefire way seems to be to disable onmouseover and onmouseout, > Right, and onmousemove. >which we can already do. > Really? How? As I see it, describes only, how to disable JavaScript func