Fire Fox Cleaning

[Mr Bean]

Fire Fox most versions:
Fire Fox Cleaning ?
MY browser is Firefox/3.6.4
2 useful add on and rule set's
I, have them installed Now for 3 weeks and work well

Mr Bean

[solbjerg]

hi Mr Bean
My Firefox version is 3.6.12 - it works ok too - but I mostly use it for testing purposes - normally I use IE (up to date version/xp v.3).
Cheers
solbjerg

Originally Posted by Mr Bean

Fire Fox most versions:
Fire Fox Cleaning ?
MY browser is Firefox/3.6.4
2 useful add on and rule set's
I, have them installed Now for 3 weeks and work well

Mr Bean

[Mr Bean]

Here Is a very good Add on :called UA-Controlled (UAC)

Fire fox Add on..After you added this open the options and hit edit,tic Block
add or enter nothing..
ok run a test At whats my Browser

Unbuntu users Add to fire fox

1 noscipt
2 Ghostery
3 UAC
4 Better Privacy

then check your browser at A few my ip sites .or whats my browser

Very nice.

Very nice!
Mr Bean

[Mr Bean]

Updated your fire fox?
check the geo locator is of! a update re enables it most times.
Mr Bean

[Mr Bean]

I have noted some complaints ,people are redirected,by there browser when hitting a link,At Google and the like,may i suggest 2 good ad ons
if using fire fox.thy work very well indeed
and Linux as well.
all add on suggested by me i have used a long time and not any problems
if you have installed any and are disappointed.just UN install them and thy are no more .leaving you with no harm.
Mr bean

[Mr Bean]

a other little gem that you can configure to allow or distrust .
protect your browser with no ill effects is BROWSER protector

Please check this out And you may want to consider it as a add in?

personally, all the ad on I do use and with no ill Effects!
tested and working well .but you would ad and tweak them to your preferences.
Mr bean

[Sarakael]

Thank you, Mr Bean

re: Regarding UAC and RR

Very nice tools

HANW

[Mr Bean]

Sarakael your welcome!

Members,here is a other one for your consideration.

CsFire protects you against malicious cross-domain requests, by rendering them harmless. This means that CsFire will remove authentication information (cookies and authentication headers), which ensures that a cross-domain request can not have harmful or undesired side-effects.

CsFire provides a secure-by-default policy, which can be extended with fine-grained remote policies as well as fine-grained local policies. The remote policies are obtained from a policy server, to selectively allow certain harmless cross-domain requests (e.g. sharing items on facebook). The local policies allow you to specify certain cross-domain requests that should be treated differently, should you wish to do so (this is not required in normal surfing scenarios).

CsFire is the result of an academic research paper titled CsFire: Transparent client-side mitigation of malicious cross-domain requests, published at the International Symposium on Engineering Secure Software and Systems 2010. The paper discusses the research behind this implementation, as well as the technical details of CsFire.

Note: please be careful with this set of filters
know what you do!
this is very powerful! if done properly. read and understand what this will do


Mr Bean

[Mr Bean]

@@@://noscript.net/

most of you use it ,just a reminder please keep this up to date\

Mr Bean

o dear, for got to say keep this up to date as well
@@@://www.ghostery.com/

[Mr Bean]

Hi all
Here may be what you are looking for Nice add in
If you use Java BUT want Some Sites TO sop using IT
Works ,Well Easy to add to. and no over heads on the system
work on 99% browsers if it installs it ?
Mr Bean