If you are a Google user – meaning [tag]Gmail[/tag], [tag]Google Docs[/tag], [tag]Google Calendar[/tag], [tag]Google Reader[/tag], etc – then you should know that by default, once you log in your sessions are typically not encrypted between your browser and the [tag]Google[/tag] servers. For some more technical information on this, check out dmiessler’s post on the subject. [...]
Categories: Configurations,JavaScript,Security,Windows
I recently had a problem where I was opening a browser window from an e-mail client. After taking a survey, I wanted a button to close this same window. In IE, it was fine to simply use window.close(); to close the window. However, Firefox, the evil genius that it is, will not let you do [...]
Categories: Code Samples,JavaScript
Tagged: firefox, JavaScript
Don’t you hate it when you try to visit a digg story and the site has been dugg? Use the greasemonkey firefox plugin and this duggmirror greasemoney script to add three links to each digg entry – the duggmirror archive, Coral NYU Mirror, and the Google Cache of the page, all with a nice graphical [...]
Categories: JavaScript,Linux,System Administration,Windows
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