[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Andrew M. Bishop): > > > 1) The server sends HTML including Javascript. > > > > 2) WWWOFFLE is here and hides any flash animations but leaves > > > > Javascript unchanged (unless you set disable-script=yes). > > > > 3) The browser runs the Javascript which writes out some extra HTML > > > > into the page. > > > > 4) The browser displays the modified HTML which includes the flash > > > > animation object tags that the Javascript wrote. > > > > 5) The browser gets the flash animation and displays it. > > But where is wwwoffle at step 5 ? This kind of requests certainly > > should pass a proxy, too ?
> In step 5 the requests will go through WWWOFFLE, but it does not mean > that WWWOFFLE will be able to detect that they are flash. If the file > has the normal .swf filename extension then you can block it using the > DontGet section of the configuration file. The disable-flash option > in the ModifyHTML section of the configuration file cannot be used to > block this type of flash. I tried to block swf by both dontcache and dontget.conf here: < *://*/*.swf> replacement = /local/dontget/replacement-swf.gif ...and it was not suficient. That's why i wrote to the list. So this is what i suspected: js loads them as generic database files (only by ID names). I assume browser detect the downloaded files mime-type, to activate the plugin. There could be a browser option to selective block swf ... anybody knows a browser who can do this ? (Probably i can disable the mime-type. But then i have no selectiviness.) Can't wwwoffle detect the mime-type the same way as the browser, and filter it throgh dontget and dontcache ? Any other idea ? � /\/
