jidanni | 1 Sep 03:06
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only-same-host-frames

Gentlemen, it's me again with another brilliant idea.
You know when those sites pull in those ad frames,
URL='http://news.com.com/Developing+nations+losing+spam+battle,+
Default Recursive Fetch options: stylesheets=0 images=0 frames=2
Frame=http://view.atdmt.com/M0N/iview/cntcmssc0770000080m0n/dire
Frame=http://view.atdmt.com/MRT/iview/cntnkinf0250006355mrt/dire

Well, there needs to be an only-same-host-frames variable, on the
model of only-same-host-images, for those of us that use frames=yes.

jidanni | 1 Sep 03:15
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Re: only-same-host-frames

OK, I will also try disable-iframe=yes.

Andrew M. Bishop | 6 Sep 18:06

Re: only-same-host-frames

jidanni@... writes:

> Gentlemen, it's me again with another brilliant idea.
> You know when those sites pull in those ad frames,
> URL='http://news.com.com/Developing+nations+losing+spam+battle,+
> Default Recursive Fetch options: stylesheets=0 images=0 frames=2
> Frame=http://view.atdmt.com/M0N/iview/cntcmssc0770000080m0n/dire
> Frame=http://view.atdmt.com/MRT/iview/cntnkinf0250006355mrt/dire
> 
> Well, there needs to be an only-same-host-frames variable, on the
> model of only-same-host-images, for those of us that use frames=yes.

The only-same-host-images option is a FetchOptions option so it only
works when WWWOFFLE is fetching a request made offline.  When you are
online there is no way for WWWOFFLE to know that a particular request
is an iframe and not a normal page.

Using the ModifyHTML option to block iframes (disable-iframe) or using
the DontGet options to block based on URL would probably do most of
what you want and would work when online as well.

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