Problems with askjolene ?
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Never had a problem thats one of my go to sites.
I forgot to mention asktiava. That is a good one.
Although, I hadn't heard of eveknows, so thanks for that.
The only magic in the teapot is its suckyness
broderic_randal
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ask tiava is the best
Asktiava used to be not as good as Askjolene,but they really improved it within the past year and a half or so.
The only reason that I would say that Askjolene is still better is because it seems that all to often tiava seems to lock up or just gets really slow.I never have these issues with jolene.
Firefox + Noscript ...
I have a standard policy of ...
- Firefox: Premium Link Upgrade
and
- Noscript: Premium Link Upgrade
I have been promoting this inside of both US defense installations and international, financial institutions.
So much crap is getting through with MS IE, even with scripting disabled. Firefox can disable all scripting completely, but there are many sites you still want scripting for.
With Noscript, you "opt-in" to scripting. I.e., scripting is disabled by default for any site. You then enable scripting for a site when you trust it. Yes, it takes time to build up your list, but it works and makes browsing fairly safe again.
For those IT people around, despite "common thought," you can administer Firefox centrally with objects. And that includes pre-populating the Noscript DB.
People, they call it "malware" for a reason. It's not just about "viruses" anymore, but legitimate code that hijacks and redirects. Those are very, very difficult to track, and scanners will never account for all of them at any time, only a subset.
Stop letting any site run scripts, and use NoScript to only enable it for select sites.
I have a standard policy of ...
- Firefox: Premium Link Upgrade
and
- Noscript: Premium Link Upgrade
I have been promoting this inside of both US defense installations and international, financial institutions.
So much crap is getting through with MS IE, even with scripting disabled. Firefox can disable all scripting completely, but there are many sites you still want scripting for.
With Noscript, you "opt-in" to scripting. I.e., scripting is disabled by default for any site. You then enable scripting for a site when you trust it. Yes, it takes time to build up your list, but it works and makes browsing fairly safe again.
For those IT people around, despite "common thought," you can administer Firefox centrally with objects. And that includes pre-populating the Noscript DB.
People, they call it "malware" for a reason. It's not just about "viruses" anymore, but legitimate code that hijacks and redirects. Those are very, very difficult to track, and scanners will never account for all of them at any time, only a subset.
Stop letting any site run scripts, and use NoScript to only enable it for select sites.
LMAO is that Bolo in your avatar?
Yup. It's him as Chong Li from Bloodsport.
lol that's awesome
