thanks Rsnake.

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@jungsonn, sure, it does... if it expects data in the post data, and you only send the URL it won't do anything. But if you change the request to use GET instead of POST and encode the data on the URL string you can often get the same effect (seems to most often affect J2EE and .NET applications).

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> @jungsonn:
> WebDeveloper's 'View Generated Source' is a good
> tool for me
> Also nice on huge page to have the informations on
> id/classes (used it a lot to make a wikipedia skin
> for instance).


This is so loaded with features I don't know them all or care about most of them. But I love the "View generated source." It is good for developing greasemonkey scripts (or javascript in general) because "View Source" will just show the original, not after executing a script.

Also I use view/edit cookies, view Javascript, edit CSS, Form method conversion, disable javascript/images, and occasionally the display element information tool.

I really don't use many of those tools (view generated source is awesome but most of the rest isn't really that interesting to me). However, one thing I have had to use on occasion is the disable meta refresh function. That's just super useful in certain circumstances where I want the <noscript><meta tag to stop refreshing me to the "please enable JS" page. God I hate that.

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Rsnake, i can only see disable Meta redirects and view meta tag information. Where is the disable meta refresh function?

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hackatology, "meta redirects" == "meta refresh" I guess.

rsnake, I'm enhancing the "hide <noscript> element" advanced restriction to prevent those specific meta refreshes ;)

Yes, they are one in the same. ma1, that's a wonderful feature. 9 times out of 10 it's a senseless redirect, because I know enough to navigate if I'm the kind of person who has it disabled. The other times I can just turn it back on and see what it was supposed to look like.

Are you taking other requests? ;)

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Rsnake, you tried proxmon?

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I looked at it, but this doesn't appear to fit any need I have, plus being python based I pretty much immediately get turned off. Not that it's not a good tool, and I understand why they think it's cross platform, but I'm not going to be using Java proxies through a shell on a remote FBSD server, and running it through cygwin on my windows box isn't super usable either. Maybe other people need it though.

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rsnake Wrote:
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> ma1, that's a
> wonderful feature. 9 times out of 10 it's a
> senseless redirect, because I know enough to
> navigate if I'm the kind of person who has it
> disabled. The other times I can just turn it back
> on and see what it was supposed to look like.

NoScript 1.1.4.8RC1

> Are you taking other requests? ;)

You're welcome :)

Sweeeeeet, nicely done. That is one I won't be disabling often!

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rsnake, thanks for the comments.

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