Richard K. Miller wrote:
On a separate note, a Firefox extension could also filter obscene
language from web pages.
I setup my proxy (privoxy) to do that. It's actually very simple.
I looked at the privoxy home page. Did you install it primarily for
content filtering? Ad filtering? Do you notice a drop in performance?
I installed it primarily for ad filtering, and so far in probably over a year of
using it, it's never gotten in my way. I've never noticed any drop in
performance, either. It seems really lightweight.
As far as personally filtering stuff, I first hacked on it just by looking at
examples and mostly figuring it out. It seems pretty simple. If you know a bit
about regular expressions, that would probably make it easier.
Steve
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