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Re: Microsoft's fix for URL containing username:password@ obfuscation

From: George Capehart <capegeo () opengroup org>
Date: Tue, 27 Jan 2004 22:55:43 -0500

On Tuesday 27 January 2004 09:47 pm, Zach Forsyth wrote:

<snip>


Anone know a workaround to tell IE not pass anonymous credentials
automatically?


Don't use IE.  Use Camino, Opera, Netscape, Mozilla, Firebird, or, God 
forbid, ftp . . .

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RE: Microsoft's fix for URL containing username:password@ obfuscation Zach Forsyth (Jan 27)
- Re: Microsoft's fix for URL containing username:password@ obfuscation George Capehart (Jan 27)
- Re: Microsoft's fix for URL containing username:password@ obfuscation Thomas Frenzel (Jan 27)
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- Microsoft's fix for URL containing username:password@ obfuscation Bobby Brown (Jan 27)
  - Re: Microsoft's fix for URL containing username:password@ obfuscation Daniel . Capo (Jan 28)
- RE: Microsoft's fix for URL containing username:password@ obfuscation Zach Forsyth (Jan 27)
  - Re: Microsoft's fix for URL containing username:password@ obfuscation Cael Abal (Jan 28)
    - Re: Microsoft's fix for URL containing username:password@ obfuscation Nick FitzGerald (Jan 28)
  - RE: Microsoft's fix for URL containing username:password@ obfuscation Kenton Smith (Jan 28)
    - RE: Microsoft's fix for URL containing username:password@ obfuscation Ron DuFresne (Jan 28)