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Vrodok the Troll
Once Upon A Time, in alt.comp.freeware, (e-mail address removed), by way of
Which is what I first used. Two reasons for trying Proximodo; one was
curiousity, the other (recently) when Proxomitron kept filtering out a web-page
bit & I just could *not* find the proper setting (turns out that setting was,
more or less, identical in both apps). Un-ticked it on both; no problems, so
back to Proxomitron I went : )
To the OP (sorry, Vrodok, I can't get his/her post):
I use Proxomitron for that.
http://www.proxomitron.info/
J
Which is what I first used. Two reasons for trying Proximodo; one was
curiousity, the other (recently) when Proxomitron kept filtering out a web-page
bit & I just could *not* find the proper setting (turns out that setting was,
more or less, identical in both apps). Un-ticked it on both; no problems, so
back to Proxomitron I went : )
M
me
Which is what I first used. Two reasons for trying
Proximodo; one was curiousity, the other (recently) when
Proxomitron kept filtering out a web-page bit & I just
could *not* find the proper setting (turns out that setting
was, more or less, identical in both apps). Un-ticked it on
both; no problems, so back to Proxomitron I went : )
If one is comfy w/ Proxomitron, do you see any reason to switch
to Proxomido at the present time?
J
V
Vrodok the Troll
Once Upon A Time, in alt.comp.freeware, (e-mail address removed), by way of
The UI for Proximodo is rather improved (when one has clicked upon a selection,
there is a small "box" at bottom which goes into detail about said function).
However, when running Proximodo (minimized) as a tray-icon, with "Bypass All
Filters", the tray-icon does not change its' appearance, while Proxomitron's
does (I view Proximodo's "lack" as a severe error of programming).
It pretty much boils down to if one desires a better UI. I wouldn't change.
If one is comfy w/ Proxomitron, do you see any reason to switch
to Proxomido at the present time?
J
The UI for Proximodo is rather improved (when one has clicked upon a selection,
there is a small "box" at bottom which goes into detail about said function).
However, when running Proximodo (minimized) as a tray-icon, with "Bypass All
Filters", the tray-icon does not change its' appearance, while Proxomitron's
does (I view Proximodo's "lack" as a severe error of programming).
It pretty much boils down to if one desires a better UI. I wouldn't change.
D
Duddits
Once Upon A Time, in alt.comp.freeware, Duddits <[email protected]>, by
wrote: said:Those who will not reason, are bigots, those who
cannot, are fools, and those who dare not,
are slaves.
George Gordon Noel Byron (1788-1824), [Lord Byron]
Off-topic, I know, but may I copy/use your sig in my posts?
I have no problem and I would think Lord Byron doesn't either;-)
regards
Dud
M
me
Once Upon A Time, in alt.comp.freeware,
(e-mail address removed), by way of Message-id
The UI for Proximodo is rather improved (when one has
clicked upon a selection, there is a small "box" at bottom
which goes into detail about said function). However, when
running Proximodo (minimized) as a tray-icon, with "Bypass
All Filters", the tray-icon does not change its'
appearance, while Proxomitron's does (I view Proximodo's
"lack" as a severe error of programming).
It pretty much boils down to if one desires a better UI. I
wouldn't change.
Thanks for the comments.
"Ain't broke, don't fix." Continuing w/ Proxomitron.
J
V
Vrodok the Troll
by said:Once Upon A Time, in alt.comp.freeware, Duddits <[email protected]>, by
wrote: said:Those who will not reason, are bigots, those who
cannot, are fools, and those who dare not,
are slaves.
George Gordon Noel Byron (1788-1824), [Lord Byron]
Off-topic, I know, but may I copy/use your sig in my posts?
I have no problem and I would think Lord Byron doesn't either;-)
regards
Dud
It seems Byron & I share more than a penchant for thought-provoking
sigs ; - )
V
Vrodok the Troll
Once Upon A Time, in alt.comp.freeware, (e-mail address removed), by way of
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Al Klein
If one is comfy w/ Proxomitron, do you see any reason to switch
to Proxomido at the present time?
Proximodo was written because Proxomitron is no longer available. It's
(Proximodo) still a work in progress.
M
Margrave of Brandenburg
Duddits said:Those who will not reason, are bigots, those who
cannot, are fools, and those who dare not, are slaves.
You might try fixing the punctuation:
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Vrodok the Troll
Once Upon A Time, in alt.comp.freeware, "Margrave of Brandenburg"
Excuse me (not). I grabbed it (with permission, of course), as-is, from another
poster.
--
Those who will not reason, are bigots, those who
cannot, are fools, and those who dare not,
are slaves.
George Gordon Noel Byron (1788-1824), [Lord Byron]
[snip]by way of Message-id said:You might try fixing the punctuation:
Excuse me (not). I grabbed it (with permission, of course), as-is, from another
poster.
--
Those who will not reason, are bigots, those who
cannot, are fools, and those who dare not,
are slaves.
George Gordon Noel Byron (1788-1824), [Lord Byron]
M
me
Proximodo was written because Proxomitron is no longer
available. It's (Proximodo) still a work in progress.
Proxomitron is still available. Only its author, sadly, is not.
J
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SinisA
kenny, I tried Opera a few weeks ago, but couldn't see any means of
ad-blocking. I use Mozilla browser (not FF) and find the extension Adblock
Plus, with it's stablemate Filterset.G Updater exremely effective at
blocking ads.
Does Opera have a means of doing this?
Genuine query, not a flame.
KeithS
Take a look at this:
http://www.monroeworld.com/operafilter/
http://nontroppo.org/wiki/OperaAdblock
http://www.operaadfilter.com/