I need Help with changing "right-click" commands in IE.

King Alexander

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Ok, here's the deal: when I right-click on an Internet Explorer page, a stupid command/link appears near the bottom of the commands, and I don't know how I can remove it . How can be removed??? :mad:

Note: it doesn't happen anywhere else but only when I right-click on an IE page.
 
It has to do with nude pages I guess. I was searching for "funny games" and I don't know how it got there. It's just above the "Delete" command.

So, anyone know how to do it? I already used Ad-aware but it's still there. It's like it integrated in the IE somehow, strange.
 
Download a new IE and remove the old one? I don't know if this would work, though.
 
Or get Motzilla's Firefox :D
 
Mozilla's Firefox hasn't these kind of problems? Does it has other problems?
 
King Alex:

Either Mozilla (the Mozilla suite browser or the Firefox variant) or Internet Explorer are flawless. I would recommend mozilla's rendering engine over that of IE (meaning that Mozilla browsers render pages the right way, while IE does not.

Regarding security, I also find mozilla browsers to be more secure than IE.

However, there are measures to deal with to protect both:

First of all - set your browser to deny all third party cookies. That goes for both Mozilla and IE.

For IE:
You can try this one out. It is basically a filter that gets rid of all nasty domains. It is very strong however, so I recommend you read up on what it does before installing it.
--> https://netfiles.uiuc.edu/ehowes/www/resource6.htm

Another resource to look at:
This website holds good information on various browsing related / internet related security issues, and have good links to external resources as well.
http://www.mvps.org/winhelp2002/nopopups.htm


In general, try to repair IE, but use a spyware tool like Spybot S&D or ad-aware SE to fix your specific problem
www.spybot.info and
www.lavasoftusa.com
also try: http://www.javacoolsoftware.com/index.html and download Spywareblaster and SpywareGuard.

This has been repeated infinitely, and all the above tools are very good.


In regards to your question on mozilla and security:
If configured correctly, either browser should represent much of a security hazard. You need to limit the damage that can be caused by:
-javascript
-activeX
-other scripts

Look at your settings for Internet zone, Thrusted zone and Restricted zone.
In all of them, disable:
-downloading and running UNSIGNED activeX applets.

In restricted zone: disable ANY activeX (there is a reason why they call that zone restricted ;) )
Also disable all script functions, and navigation across domains.

In internet zone:
disable automatic confirmation for downloads!
deactivate active scripting!
set security level for "software channel" to high
disable allowing windows opened by scripts to run without a set size


Note that all of the above IE settings are rough translations from my Norwegian build. I hope I made sense though :)
 
Paalikles said:
First of all - set your browser to deny all third party cookies. That goes for both Mozilla and IE.

Wouldn't recommend that. In Opera, I disabled all third-party cookies, and couldn't login to some sites, like Yahoo Mail,
 
HBdragon - that sounds odd. I ve read up on cookies, and most reliable sources say that you dont really need third party cookies.

So unless yahoo mail is configured in a peculiar way that actually has Opera define yahoo cookies as third party, I dont see why you should have any problem with that.

King Alex: third party cookies are usually related to advertisements run on a page. It is a popular thing for advertisers to run either Iframe - the even more evil brother of the frame technology, on websites. The good thing is that advertisers can choose their own contents directly - unfortunately - that is also the bad thing in most circumstances. Of course, one way of solving it (which also solves a known exploit in IE) is to disable running Iframes in Internet Explorer.
 
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