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Title: A FIREFOX PLUGIN TO BLOCK ALL STEVENS MEDIA WEBSITES
Source: What Really Happened
URL Source: http://claytonecramer.blogspot.com/ ... you-dont-accidental-visit.html
Published: Sep 6, 2010
Author: Unknown
Post Date: 2010-09-06 17:07:52 by Original_Intent
Keywords: Scum, Sleazebags, Stevens Media, Ambulance Chasers
Views: 342
Comments: 21

As I think many may already be aware from the article posted a few days ago Righthaven LLC is the outfit that is buying up copyrights from The Las Vegas Review-Journal and then filing lawsuits against any and all bloggers and forums that use the worthless crap from the Review-Urinal.

This is a downloadable Firefox Plug-in that allows you to avoid any and all media owned by Stevens Media - which both eliminates the risk of inadvertently posting any of their fecal matter and also rewards them by ensuring that they get fewer and fewer hits. To the degree that people use this free plug-in it will deprive the Review-Urinal of advertising revenue thus rewarding them for their behavior in an appropriate fashion or as Michael Rivero puts it at What Really Happened:

"We are all aware that Righthaven LLC is suing all websites it can for copyright infringement from Stevens Media. The obvious solution is simply to never read anything from Stevens Media, lest we inadvertently copy something we ought not to. This plugin for Firefox makes sure you never see anything owned by Stevens Media on any of their websites anywhere in the world. Better safe than sorry!

I am sure this will make Stevens Media very happy indeed to know they are permanently safe from ever having any of their materials copied or for that matter even read by anyone ever again anywhere in the world!

Please spread this useful tool everywhere you can. There is also a version for Chrome"

Here is a link to a blog which has the download and the instructions on how to use it.

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#8. To: Original_Intent (#0)

I'd like to install this but the fact that it requires you to configure a text file for it that resides outside the plugins folder is a bad idea from a security standpoint.

It should be coded again to use the embedded MySQL database engine in Firefox.

TooConservative  posted on  2010-09-06   20:12:51 ET  Reply   Untrace   Trace   Private Reply  


#9. To: TooConservative (#8)

Understood. Being a Mac user it doesn't work for me at all.

Original_Intent  posted on  2010-09-06   20:46:08 ET  Reply   Untrace   Trace   Private Reply  


#11. To: Original_Intent (#9) (Edited)

Understood. Being a Mac user it doesn't work for me at all.

You could adapt it for Mac easily enough. I wrote a feature in a Firefox extension like that a while back, one that let a plugin read and write files directly. Then I realized what a bad practice that is and rewrote it to use the Firefox extension preferences instead. You really have to consider security when you make extensions.

There's no good reason this couldn't be done via Firefox preferences instead of reading/writing a text file. And then it would work on Mac and Linux too. And it should have a periodic update feature too.

[a little later]

I did install it. A little rough, not polished. I thought it was a little intrusive so I uninstalled it. But it works on the Mac okay after all. The text file is just to get a list to import to start out with.

TooConservative  posted on  2010-09-06   22:21:34 ET  Reply   Untrace   Trace   Private Reply  


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#20. To: TooConservative (#11)

You could adapt it for Mac easily enough. I wrote a feature in a Firefox extension like that a while back, one that let a plugin read and write files directly. Then I realized what a bad practice that is and rewrote it to use the Firefox extension preferences instead. You really have to consider security when you make extensions.

There's no good reason this couldn't be done via Firefox preferences instead of reading/writing a text file. And then it would work on Mac and Linux too. And it should have a periodic update feature too.

[a little later]

I did install it. A little rough, not polished. I thought it was a little intrusive so I uninstalled it. But it works on the Mac okay after all. The text file is just to get a list to import to start out with.

You're a better man than I Gunga Din. The last time I wrote a line of code Pascal was still a vibrant language.

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