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On PC FF it gives me a warning prompt when entering a url like [Only registered and activated users can see links. ] etc. Also, FF doesn't load all hex url's for me, for some reason (like %45%23%13%67.com)
On PC FF it gives me a warning prompt when entering a url like [Only registered and activated users can see links. ] etc. Also, FF doesn't load all hex url's for me, for some reason (like %45%23%13%67.com)
In IE everything works great tho.
well, firefox is much more secure than IE, so thats understandable. besides, most people still use IE (for whatever reason)
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PS: as far as i know there is a Security patch for IE7 that prevents this vulnerability
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Re: Turn your domain into worldofwarcraft.com
this doesn't even work on IE6, much less IE7... or at least the IE6 that comes with XP SP2. I don't use IE usually but tried it today and did some googling, saw microsoft has a patch that disallows http://unamew@domain