inthebloodofeden

inthebloodofeden

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[quote who="DrJBHL" reply="10" id="2927090"]Quoting inthebloodofeden, reply 9First, Ashampoo knows about it. so it will "fix" it soon. inthebloodofeden, the data has been taken. There's nothing to fix. [/quote]  What kind of data are you talking about,Doc? Name and e-mail addresses ? About that it doesn't matter at all; everyone wants that can just ask, it's quicker!! I'm just a home user. not a

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[quote who="DrJBHL" reply="3" id="2926884"]@ CharlesCS: This article seems to be relevant to your question (hope I understood your question correctly): http://www.infopackets.com/news/security/2011/20110421_data_breach_stats_have_experts_puzzled.htm [/quote] Thanks for the info, Doc. Well,I'm using Ashampoo HDDControl2 (now 2.07) and Ashampoo Uninstaller 4.0.4 (both excellent application). I really mind for this problem,but

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[quote who="RogueCaptain" reply="21" id="2926459"]I once used NEVERCOOKIE but it is not yet compatable with Firefox 4.[/quote] For Flas cookies use BetterPrivacy on FF4, and flashcookiecleaner as "second opinion" .

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[quote who="DrJBHL" reply="4" id="2926379"]Wulfun' Preview! Reduced 82%Original 729 x 410 [/quote] ...the good day starts in the morning... [e digicons]B)[/e] [e digicons]:thumbsup:[/e] [e digicons]:thumbsup:[/e] [e digicons]:thumbsup:[/e] [e digicons]:thumbsup:[/e] [e digicons]:thumbsup:[/e]

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[quote who="DrJBHL" reply="17" id="2926383"]No reported issue with BetterPrivacy. There are reports of Gallery problems with Ghostery. Once you're cleaned out with the flash cookie deleter, having the extension makes sense. Before doing the cleaning, all the extension will do is prevent more getting on.[/quote]  Not sure about that, Doc. If the right boxes are checked in BetterPrivacy settings, you can get all Flash cookies deleted, even ones got

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[quote who="DrJBHL" reply="13" id="2926321"] Thanks for that info, Steven. inbloodofeden, it might be good as a preventive, but it won't remove the ones already there. I got rid of 11 such cookies with it already. *edit - fixed. sorry Steven and inbloodofeden, the quoting thing gets us old folks confused.... still stand by the gist of what I wrote in the response to the BetterPrivacy... also there appear to be some extensions which don't play nicely with Fo

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[quote who="DrJBHL" reply="6" id="2926209"]Quoting StevenAus, reply 3DrJBHL, did you just find out about Flash Cookies? Seems like they are a surreptitious way of gaining information about viewing habits, that normal browser cookie management doesn't protect. Best regards, Steven. No Steven, but I'm a bit senile and it takes a while to remember all the things I want to write about, sometimes. Thank G-d there's an app for that, and a cook

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[quote who="LightStar" reply="8" id="2925612"]Try Pale Moon 4.0, made by people that know what they are doing. [/quote] Probably you already know, Tom, but I ask just to be sure: did you download Pale Mon latest version, 4.0.5 (a few "problem" fixed) ?

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[quote who="DrJBHL" reply="19" id="2925758"]1. It's for people with other than MSE. 2. It ISN'T something you'd use INSTEAD OF antivirals, etc. It works IN ADDITION to your other software. 3. You DON'T have to use it at all. If you decide to use it once a month... fine. Once every 2 or 6 months, fine. [/quote]  Just few things, Doc : 1) After finishing scanning, it shows a list of detected t

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[quote who="Chasbo" reply="5" id="2925517"]Quoting inthebloodofeden, reply 4Please. just have a look here https://forums.wincustomize.com/407305 At that time all was well with it. Since then is when I'm having problems. 24 hrs. using chrome and no problems at all. [/quote] Well, but Chrome is very heavy on resources, and not so customizable . Did you read my first post in the mentioned thread ( reply # 4) ?

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[quote who="neophil78" reply="2" id="2925423"]Just about 2 days back ... [/quote] Oh,at this time I didn't check with Secunia ; I had already made a scan with PSI 4 days ago, and everything was OK, so I was not thinking about that. Just, when I started browsing today I got a warning from Kaspersky Internet Security ( among Kaspersky tools and real time protection modules there is a vulnerability scanner based on Secunia database) , so I checked and updated.

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[quote who="VistArtXPosed" reply="21" id="2922755"]With Opera Turbo on, now i'm averaging around 3k ms per refresh and [/quote]  Well , what I can tell you is this : you got a fast connection,not a slow one , but Opera Turbo helps in a considerable way. That means only one thing : the connection results to the browser as a SLOW one (although it's not) , otherwise Opera T

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[quote who="Uvah" reply="10" id="2922694"]I've got speed dial set up. What I'm looking for is to have wincustomize appear every time I open the browser as a home page same as it is with FF4. I'm not having any problems with Opera .... keeping fingers crossed.[/quote] Oh, for that you don't need Speed Dial . Go in Tools, Preferences . In the first line (Start) select "Go to home page" ; than just insert URL in the second line (Home Page) , than OK . <p

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[quote who="DrJBHL" reply="4" id="2922601"]Relax... He's just stealing my lines. You are still running sentences together... space bar... Many bugs fixed,more stable,highly improved configurability and customization options. No longer crashes with copy-paste. Still very fast. Will test customizability as time goes on. Good find, inthebloodofeden. Thanks. btw, one post on the subjest is enough. [/quote]

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Since few hours the new Opera 11.10 is available for download.The first impression is excellent.Many bugs fixed,more stable,highly improved configurability and customization options.Always light as usual on resources,and quicker than ever.Now it's just time to increase the number of available add-ons(improved,but Firefox/Pale Moon is still quite far about this)!! What do you think about?

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[quote who="Uvah" reply="65" id="2922156"] Yeah ...... but after awhile you learn not to do certain things. Like when I'm working in PS its usually when I'm not online with the WLAN turned off. If the doors closed they can't get in and don't say there are always 'Windows' either. lol [/quote] Correct;of course that's a good way to be safe.Or,if you have Kaspersky Internet Security installed on your machine,you can open PS in Kaspersky "Safe

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[quote who="Campaigner" reply="57" id="2921934"] I used the onlinescan and it found quite a few outdated programs. SUN JAVA JRE has two versions installed now....doesn't it uninstall older versions itself?? Strange program. No update available.... Quicktime (which I only installed to view some video thing) ActiveX 10...Flashplayer I think... Deleting End of Life programs is j

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@Uvah-About XNView detection:you installed PSI just now,so there was no progs monitoring from the application.XNview detected elements could be in a "old" folder,as you said;however,if the result is patched no problem.Sometimes,if progs monitoring is not enabled in PSI,it could be possible you need some time(2 weeks,20 days..)before an unistalled prog is not detected anymore or a new one is.Anyway,if the detection is Patched,no problem. This for progs,not for browsers. In the

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