This is the first post in a series that will deal with Blogsome theme conversions. Part 2 can be found at Blogsome Themes, part 2.
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Monday, August 29th, 2005
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I just noticed a lovely little “Privacy Report” icon in the corner of my Blogsome Dashboard pages.
Clicking it revealed the following:
I wonder what the rule is: is it to stop anything with the word Firefox in it?
I had a thought as to why it might not be a good idea to use /commands, instead of %_commands in Adium. If the text you type is part of a URL, then it will be replaced by the substituted text.
For instance, http://itunes.schinckel.net/ would be replaced by http:/♫ The Chemical Brothers (Feat. The Flaming Lips) • The Golden Path.schinckel.net/, which is probably not desired behaviour.
I’m not sure if this is a big enough deal for me to stop using them. I did also note that an afp:// had a smiley inserted into it instead…
Update: You can add the following to the Info.plist:
<key>Prefix Only</key> <true/>
Where the keyword appears. This will mean that the tag must be at the start of a ‘word’ for it work.
Thanks, Reikon!
I’m transferring my domain over to new nameservers, this means there may be a slight interruption to mail and url forwarding.
Apologies if I don’t get an email you sent me…