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On Sat, 19 Feb 2005 02:12:26 GMT,
(TheAlligator) wrote:
> sf > wrote:
> OK, I went to the link you gave me, expecting it to be about clicknet.
You didn't explain anything about clicknet and I told you
explicitly that I didn't know what it was. The website I
gave you clearly states the HOSTS file blocks known ads,
banners, cookies, web bugs, and most hijackers.
However, if Clicknet is anything like Verisign - you're all
a-twitter about nothing.
> I'm not sure what the connection is
You didn't explain what clicknet was - so I had to guess.
> but I still thank you for the link. Using the hosts file
> for blocking is common, but this is a much more interesting
> and useable approach - I'll give it a thorough read.
Most people alter their HOSTS file to block only a few
sites. This one blocks a multitude, so you'll be glad if
you decide to use it. Best of all, it notifies you of
updates!
sf
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