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K-Meleon Web Browser Forum
I run Guidescope as a ad filtering proxy, and I have become used to the menu box. With K-Meleon, it works, kinda... The box comes up, but it can only popup one favorite, the sizing is wrong, and the new adds do not appear in the filter list. IS anyone else using guidescope? Is it me?
As a side note, this browser ROCKS! Other than the above, I have ditched IE. I miss command compellation, but the rest is so much better, I can wait for it... My proxy, however, is needed...
Lee
I use JunkBuster as my proxy, but I have used Proxomitron and WebWasher with KM without any problems at all.
The fault must lie with Guidescope, and as I do not use it, I can't help you.
But try WebWasher set to a different port than the default. I'm sure you'd be happy with the result. Or if you want the maximum amount of flexibility, try Proxomitron, though there is a learning curve.
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Working with Guidescope
Posted by:
Lee
Date: November 29, 2001 04:25PM
I run Guidescope as a ad filtering proxy, and I have become used to the menu box. With K-Meleon, it works, kinda... The box comes up, but it can only popup one favorite, the sizing is wrong, and the new adds do not appear in the filter list. IS anyone else using guidescope? Is it me?
As a side note, this browser ROCKS! Other than the above, I have ditched IE. I miss command compellation, but the rest is so much better, I can wait for it... My proxy, however, is needed...
Lee
Re: Working with Guidescope
Posted by:
Graham
Date: December 03, 2001 11:20PM
I use JunkBuster as my proxy, but I have used Proxomitron and WebWasher with KM without any problems at all.
The fault must lie with Guidescope, and as I do not use it, I can't help you.
But try WebWasher set to a different port than the default. I'm sure you'd be happy with the result. Or if you want the maximum amount of flexibility, try Proxomitron, though there is a learning curve.
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