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Proxo weirdness (I think)

Sure, that is part of the code to make the pages look cleaner. In previous releases I used images, but that slops up the pages. They have been replaced with the following:

Þ is used in the "Multi URL Untangler vr. 2" web filter.

‡ is used in the "Bypass redirects in links" web filter.

◊ is used in the "Links - BETA 34i - SUPER-OPENER [Super 2/3]" web filter.

‡ - Sometimes you'll notice URLs have multiple URLs in them. This simply takes that away and makes a direct link.

Þ - Used to signify a link that has been preserved. It contains the whole link plus the redirect code. The actual link itself has the redirection removed, and contains the true destination.

◊ - This signifies links that you can click on and open in a new window. That is the whole idea behind the SUPER-OPENER filters. If you don't want that, just disable the triple SUPER-OPENER set.

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reply to Zhen-Xjell
One more Q ... some links, on mouseover, now have a dotted red box around the last two characters. What's that? (Can't dupe for a graphic)
Edit: Never mind, it brings up a tag "open in new window". Duh.
[text was edited by author 2002-01-06 22:35:47]

reply to KeysCapt
Thank you, your welcome.

Don't forget to check out some disabled filters especially:

•DSLR IM - ZX (modify it to include your member number)
•ArneScroller Updated - IE
•Google Language Translator
•ECTaco On-line word translator

My bet is you'll love the first two especially.

reply to KeysCapt

said by keyscapt:

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One more Q ... some links, on mouseover, now have a dotted red box around the last two characters. What's that? (Can't dupe for a graphic)

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