NoScript shows what is trying to access the page and then I can selectively give permissions as needed for what I want to do. For instance, DoubleClick is never needed for anything, so it never sees the light of day. As far as I know, the browser security settings don't allow this individuality. If they can be, where is that located?
Thanks, Richard P. >>Will you explain? If I cookies aren't allowed to be placed by using >>NoScript, then wouldn't there be nothing to read? Or is it the fact >>that this info is being picked up at the ISP, so it doesn't matter >>about the cookies. > > If you want to disallow cookies you do that in your browser's security > settings. Come to think of it, you can turn off the various scripting > languages there too. What is it that NoScript does that you can't already > do for yourself by just setting browser preferences? ************************************************************************* ** List info, subscription management, list rules, archives, privacy ** ** policy, calmness, a member map, and more at http://www.cguys.org/ ** *************************************************************************
