Andrew M. Bishop wrote: > Felix Karpfen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > > > > > I have found that - prior to the next connection to the Internet - it > > helps to visit WWWOFFLE's "Outgoing" and manually delete unrequested > > entries. > > There will not be any "unrequested" entries in the outgoing > directory. They will all have been requested by somebody or some > program, WWWOFFLE does not make them up. I should learn to say what I mean. "unrequested" meant "not requested by me". WWWOFFLE is blameless. > > Some versions of Mozilla have a preference to disable the automatic > fetching of pages in the background. You should use this, not only if > you use WWWOFFLE, but if you use any sort of internet connection where > you pay for the data you download (by time online or quantity). > I followed this up.
Mozilla (help file) suggests "disabling java and java-script" as a strategy for <stopping|hindering> automatic fetches. My preferred browser - Linux Opera - has a similar option. I have followed the suggestion and will doubtless discover in due course what I have achieved. Meanwhile, thank you for the pointer. Felix -- Felix Karpfen [EMAIL PROTECTED] Public Key 72FDF9DF (DH/DSA)
