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Re: A "Warning Banner" for Netscape Navigator? Good idea! Re: A "Warning Banner" for Netscape Navigator? Good idea!
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- Subject: Re: A "Warning Banner" for Netscape Navigator? Good idea!
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[email protected] (Timothy C. May) wrote:
>Oh, I don't have their home page enabled. What I meant, but perhaps wasn't
>clear about in my post, is that the commercials pop up in Yahoo, Infoseek,
>Deja News, Excite, and so forth. (OK, so it is inaccurate to say "Netscape"
>puts them in.)
>
>Some of the ads are intertwined with the command boxes of the particular
>service, and thus may be hard to excise, but others seem to be separate.
>
>Any ideas?
>
>--Tim May
A while back, someone on comp.infosystems.www.* posted patches to CERN httpd
allowing the proxy server to filter out url's based on regexp matching.
Thus you could update a regexp file as new ads appeared.
It should be fairly easy to implement something similar under Netscape 2.x
using plug-ins. Anyone interested in collaborating?
Wilhelm Busch
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