[24hoursupport] Re: FW: Re: mozilla cookies
- From: "Spider" <spider1@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: <24hoursupport@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 30 Jul 2004 21:19:04 -0400
Sorry for the way this post showed up on the list. Freelists certainly has
some type of issue going on that is causing this. I checked my sent items
to be sure, and I confirmed that I properly forwarded the below email to the
correct email address to allow the post through to the list and some sort of
glitch on their end did not process it correctly. For those of you who
don't realize it, all posts go through a moderator for approval before
showing up on the list in order to prevent spam.
Spider
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Sent: Friday, July 30, 2004 2:01 PM
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Subject: [24hoursupport] Re: mozilla cookies
Thank you...oops, new problem. My new freeware firewall, Kirio 4 (which is
pretty nice), caused Firefox to pause while asking me if permit/deny (this
permit/deny feature can be turned off if you get tired of it; the TDS-3 tech
guy wrote that he turned his off, possibly because TDS-3 and Wormguard do
pretty much the same thing dynamically instead of by program name).
Anyways, by the time I clicked on permit for Kirio 4, Firefox stopped
opening. I'll have to reinstall Firefox. Firefox is a bit crashy, but it has
the very nice feature that it can stop pop-ups. For some reason, IE quit
working too the other day. Possibly part of the price I pay for running
GhostSurf, but hopefully this will be worked out somehow.
GhostSurf is a fairly feature-rich program and has a feature called 'blast
transfer', in which it searches for multiple anonymous hubs, and not only
jumps around to anonymize web surfing, but it can also be set to pick the
fastest hubs, making web surfing faster sometimes with GS than without it.
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