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Browzar Footprints
From: "mikx" <mikx () mikx de>
Date: Fri, 1 Sep 2006 14:31:39 +0200
Read over on Slashdot about the "no footprints" browser Browzar. As with every potential new browser in the market I quickly booted into a virtual machine to check compatibility with my major applications. A 264KB download sounded way to little for a full browser application. Not surprisingly Browzar is just a wrapper around the IE rendering engine. Let's have a look Download Browzar Fire up Filemon Set a filter for "Browzar" Start Browzar and open "http://www.mikx.de" As the expected files like ieframe.dll fly by a certain file hits my eyes:C:\Documents and Settings\Administrator\Local Settings\Temporary Internet Files\Content.IE5\index.dat
Could it be so easy? Copy the location string Open the file on Notepad Search for "mikx.de" and *whups* there it is :o Maybe Browzar cleans after itself? So closing Browzar, opening the index.dat again. Still there. Wow, that's privacy you can trust.browzar.com is currently down, so no proper vendor notification so far.
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- Re: Browzar Footprints Juha-Matti Laurio (Sep 01)
- Re: Browzar Footprints Brian Porter (Sep 01)
- Re: Browzar Footprints lsi (Sep 03)
- Re: Browzar Footprints Dave "No, not that one" Korn (Sep 05)
- RE: Browzar Footprints Steven Scheffler (Sep 01)
- Re: Browzar Footprints Juha-Matti Laurio (Sep 01)
- Re: Browzar Footprints Colin Copley (Sep 01)
- Re: Browzar Footprints Vidar Løkken (Sep 04)
- RE: Browzar Footprints Bill Stout (Sep 04)
- Re: Browzar Footprints Colin Copley (Sep 01)