Hello,
I just got the 1.9.5 download. I see the ABE settings and I have the "enable ABE". I have system and user in the left column. I read the PDF example. Will there be rulesets sent to noscript like addblockplus does( I don't have that in my browser,it caused problems).Is the ABE good to go as is?
Thanks for any insight,
dummie
1.9.5 abe settings
1.9.5 abe settings
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Re: 1.9.5 abe settings
ABE provides substantial protection in its default configuration. To answer your questions, http://hackademix.net/2009/06/30/meet-abe/
See Giorgio's answer in this thread fo an example of how a non-tech user could choose to support Gmail by allowing the Google ad services at that site only, but nowhere else. When the FAQ are available, I'm sure that more detailed instructions and examples for user-set rules will be forthcoming. In the meantime, if you have a specific need and cannot develop the rule from the example cited, please feel free to ask. Cheers.
Now that Giorgio has completed the monumental task of achieving a release build, the to-dos are still: to provide an FAQ, to set up the subscription service described, etc.# Built-in like the “SYSTEM” ruleset, shipping with ABE and meant to provide automatic protection against “general” threats; you don’t want to edit them unless you know exactly what you’re doing.
# User-defined like the “USER” ruleset, which is empty for you to customize according to your needs.
# Subscription-provided, coming from a centralized location which delivers “trusted” rules (not supported yet)).
# Site-specific, created and made automatically available by site developers or administrators to protect their own web applications.
See Giorgio's answer in this thread fo an example of how a non-tech user could choose to support Gmail by allowing the Google ad services at that site only, but nowhere else. When the FAQ are available, I'm sure that more detailed instructions and examples for user-set rules will be forthcoming. In the meantime, if you have a specific need and cannot develop the rule from the example cited, please feel free to ask. Cheers.
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Re: 1.9.5 abe settings
Hello Tom,
Thanks for the reply and the information!
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Thanks for the reply and the information!
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Re: 1.9.5 abe settings
Hello computerdummie,
You're very welcome! If we can ever be of assistance again, please don't hesitate to ask.
Regards,
Tom T.
You're very welcome! If we can ever be of assistance again, please don't hesitate to ask.
Regards,
Tom T.
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