Can I block my web page in mozilla, netscape, and other browsers, only to open in internet?
Excuse my english
thanks
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QUOTE(jorge77401 @ Dec 30 2007, 04:04 PM) 
Can I block my web page in mozilla, netscape, and other browsers, only to open in internet?
Excuse my english
thanks
Excuse my english
thanks
you only want your website viewed in internet exploer?
I know that itīs possible, i only wanna know that itīs possible in zymic
Meh, blocking browsers like Mozilla Firefox and Opera and Netscape would not be your wisest decision. You'll lose a lot of potential viewers. Your choice though...
QUOTE(Nexus @ Dec 30 2007, 04:43 PM)
Meh, blocking browsers like Mozilla Firefox and Opera and Netscape would not be your wisest decision. You'll lose a lot of potential viewers. Your choice though...
I have to agree with you lol my browser is FF lol
you can do the simple redirect... im not sure of anything else at this time... im sure a php script can do it...
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<script>version=parseInt(navigator.appVersion);if (navigator.appVersion.indexOf('5.')>-1){version=5};if (navigator.appVersion.indexOf('6.')>-1){version=6}; if (navigator.appVersion.indexOf('7.')>-1){version=7}; browser='OTHER'; if (navigator.appName=='Netscape'){browser='NS'+version;} if (navigator.appName=='Microsoft Internet Explorer'){browser='MSIE'+version;} if (navigator.appVersion.indexOf('MSIE 3')>0) {browser='MSIE3';} if(browser == 'NS5'){browser='NS6'};if (browser=='MSIE3') {window.location='http://www.yahoo.com'}if (browser=='MSIE4') {window.location='http://www.yahoo.com'}if (browser=='MSIE5') {window.location='http://www.yahoo.com'}if (browser=='MSIE6') {window.location='http://www.yahoo.com'}if (browser=='MSIE7') {window.location='http://www.yahoo.com'}if (browser=='NS3') {window.location='http://www.yahoo.com'}if (browser=='NS4') {window.location='http://www.yahoo.com'}if (browser=='NS6') {window.location='http://www.yahoo.com'}if (browser=='NS7') {window.location='http://www.yahoo.com'}if (browser=='OTHER') {window.location='http://www.yahoo.com'}</script>
Only want IE users eh? That's not good, I'd reconsider to only having FF users.
thanks everybody...
If i bloack all browsers, except FF, i donīt know how to the context menu, text selection and the right click of my mouse.
I can do it for internet, but not for other browsers.
Because my webpage, have a lot of photos exclusives from the NASA (I pay for that), the NASAīs president told me that i can use their photos, If i block them.
Anybody know how to block the text selection, the right click and the context menu ALL the browsers????
thanks very much
If i bloack all browsers, except FF, i donīt know how to the context menu, text selection and the right click of my mouse.
I can do it for internet, but not for other browsers.
Because my webpage, have a lot of photos exclusives from the NASA (I pay for that), the NASAīs president told me that i can use their photos, If i block them.
Anybody know how to block the text selection, the right click and the context menu ALL the browsers????
thanks very much
WTF?
1. I seriously think you're bullshitting about NASA and;
2. Why the hell would NASA say block every browser but Internet Explorer? What? Are NASA retards to? IT AIN'T ROCKET SCIENCE, rofl.
1. I seriously think you're bullshitting about NASA and;
2. Why the hell would NASA say block every browser but Internet Explorer? What? Are NASA retards to? IT AIN'T ROCKET SCIENCE, rofl.
The NASA didnīt say anything about the browsers.
THEY ORDER TO ME, that the people that visit my webpage, canīt save the photos.
If you donīt believe me, i canīt show you the letter confirmation
THEY ORDER TO ME, that the people that visit my webpage, canīt save the photos.
If you donīt believe me, i canīt show you the letter confirmation
QUOTE(jorge77401 @ Jan 1 2008, 10:09 PM)
The NASA didnīt say anything about the browsers.
THEY ORDER TO ME, that the people that visit my webpage, canīt save the photos.
If you donīt believe me, i canīt show you the letter confirmation
THEY ORDER TO ME, that the people that visit my webpage, canīt save the photos.
If you donīt believe me, i canīt show you the letter confirmation
Yeah, I think you must be interpreting something wrong. Even if you block every browser except Internet Explorer people can still save your images. You can use a browser like Firefox/Opera with a Useragent switcher or just "Prt Sc" them in Internet Explorer.
..... I have block the mouse, the propertie menu, the prt scrn key, the menu bar, txt selection, i block all but only for internet.
Anybody know how t do that in the other browsers
Anybody know how t do that in the other browsers
Umm, I know this is a stupid question but... if you really need all that security, why put the images on the Net to begin with? There are software/applications that can extract all the photos from a site "with a single click", y'know?
Whatever......... anybody know how to do that?
QUOTE(jorge77401 @ Jan 2 2008, 12:41 PM)
Whatever......... anybody know how to do that?
Ultimately it cannot be done.
The redirection script posted above will do what you want.
However, using the right click 'removal' script won't work on anyone with half a brain (no offence intended). Viewing source and screenshots will give the image away. I think you need to reconsider your strategy for protecting these images.
Also anyone who blocks JavaScripts will be able to access the page with any browser and use right click normally, no matter what JavaScripts you have installed.
However, using the right click 'removal' script won't work on anyone with half a brain (no offence intended). Viewing source and screenshots will give the image away. I think you need to reconsider your strategy for protecting these images.
Also anyone who blocks JavaScripts will be able to access the page with any browser and use right click normally, no matter what JavaScripts you have installed.
...and in any case all your images will be downloaded into the browser's cache on the user's computer, from where anyone can 'extract' the images they want.
The only alternative that I can think of is to use Flash to display these images and then use the Flash file in a way that it cannot be downloaded. I have seen this being done, probably through some server-side scripting.
However, this does not actually solve your problem -- even if you block the 'Print Screen' function on the user's computer, s/he can still use an external/3rd party screenshot program to make a screenshot.
The only alternative that I can think of is to use Flash to display these images and then use the Flash file in a way that it cannot be downloaded. I have seen this being done, probably through some server-side scripting.
However, this does not actually solve your problem -- even if you block the 'Print Screen' function on the user's computer, s/he can still use an external/3rd party screenshot program to make a screenshot.
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