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join:2003-02-18
Tucson, AZ
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 ·Comcast
| Anti Phishing for other browsers There's already some pretty good anti-phishing stuff for firefox and other browsers.
A while back, somebody posted a really handy URL verify script for firefox. It works well.
This might be interesting to try out, however. (Opera that is)
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marcseatac5
Great Northwest
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join:2004-04-10
Milton, WA | Re: Anti Phishing for other browsers I just installed it right on top of the Opera 75 folder. It set up nicely. I was wondering if Opera would let us upgrade or make us pay? Might just have to run the Beta in the future as I have no ad bar with the Beta. | |
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cork1958
Cork
join:2000-02-26
Fruitport, MI
·Charter Pipeline
| Re: Anti Phishing for other browsers said by marcseatac5  :I just installed it right on top of the Opera 75 folder. It set up nicely. I was wondering if Opera would let us upgrade or make us pay? Might just have to run the Beta in the future as I have no ad bar with the Beta. The upgrade to Opera 8 will be free!!
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tdk650
@204.129.x.x | Hey, go to serials.ws for the registration number, then when the final version comes out use the serial number from this site. It works on my computer. | |
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illJazz
I don't need a posting tag
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join:2002-09-04
Boston, MA | Opera Rules :) Go Opera.. I love it 
B2 here  | |
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rogue_
I Have A Secret Window
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join:2001-10-17
Lake Hiawatha, NJ
| Exactly what I was thinking As soon as I read the news bit I thought about a return authorization for browsers. Exactly what the first poster posted. I just was unaware it existed.. lol.
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thender
Glamour Profession
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join:2004-05-16
Staten Island, NY
 ·Verizon FIOS
| I want to try it again but.. The cookie handling in the older versions I tried was irritating. In firefox, I set it to allow all cookies except third party. I go back and delete the ad ones later, I select each one while keeping ctrl down and delete them all with one button. all I have to do is check the box that says "don't allow deleted cookies to come in again" and I don't see them again.
With Opera, I have to right click the cookie, deselect two to three checkboxes, then delete it manually because I can't select several at once(and even if I could, I can't tell several at once not to come in again).
If I tell it not to allow third party, I can't login to dmusic.com. If I tell it to allow third party, I get tons of ad cookies. If I tell it to ask me about them, I get bombarded with every site I go to, at least 2x as much as firefox. Instead of there being a simple 'deny' or 'accept', they have an entire menu of options dedicated to dealing with one cookie.
Hopefully this is improved with this new beta, I will try it later.
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marcseatac5
Great Northwest
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join:2004-04-10
Milton, WA
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February 27th, @05:58AM
| Beta 2 Got a neat little pop-up notification window now!:):)
Tabs have close X's on them now, really handy. Dropdown menu for Yahoo search off address bar. | |
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Opera Beta 2
Way to go Opera!
