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Baron Samedi
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 Posted: Wed Jan 24, 2007 9:10 am Post subject: How to code a secure and anonymous web browser? |
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Any VCL components which I can use?
Basically, I want a browser which is as secure as possible, and which
stores its history, auto-complete, passwords, etc encrypted and
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Carl Danley
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| Posted: Thu Jan 25, 2007 11:49 pm Post subject: Re: How to code a secure and anonymous web browser? |
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There is not a specific component you can use that does all of this for
you... At least to my knowledge... My recommendation would to be to take
some time to put together a nice little app that stores any site that the
user goes to in a memo box and have it save/load that as a "history.txt" for
example. As for being secure, if you have the latest version of Borland C++
Builder (2006), it comes with an "Internet Component" named WebBrowser...
This component is a very secure browser that you can customize based upon
what you want it to do... You can even create your own username/password
system (use some string manipulation for this...)... I would supply an
example for you but I am in class atm and my BDS 2006 is on my home comp...
Let me know if you need any help customizing this browser... I dont have
that much time so I can only answer simple questions but feel free to ask
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"Baron Samedi" <Papa.Legba.666 (AT) gmail (DOT) com> wrote in message
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Any VCL components which I can use?
Basically, I want a browser which is as secure as possible, and which
stores its history, auto-complete, passwords, etc encrypted and
password protected.
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Baron Samedi
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| Posted: Fri Jan 26, 2007 9:10 am Post subject: Re: How to code a secure and anonymous web browser? |
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On 26 Jan, 01:49, "Carl Danley" <cdan...@codebyter.com> wrote:
| Quote: | There is not a specific component you can use that does all of this for
you... At least to my knowledge... My recommendation would to be to take
some time to put together a nice little app that stores any site that the
user goes to in a memo box and have it save/load that as a "history.txt" for
example. As for being secure, if you have the latest version of Borland C++
Builder (2006), it comes with an "Internet Component" named WebBrowser...
This component is a very secure browser that you can customize based upon
what you want it to do... You can even create your own username/password
system (use some string manipulation for this...)... I would supply an
example for you but I am in class atm and my BDS 2006 is on my home comp...
Let me know if you need any help customizing this browser... I dont have
that much time so I can only answer simple questions but feel free to ask
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Thank you very much for taking th etime to reply. I don't have 2006,
only v6, but I will serach around for available VCL.
| Quote: | "Baron Samedi" <Papa.Legba....@gmail.com> wrote in messagenews:1169627144.454703.288480 (AT) s48g2000cws (DOT) googlegroups.com...
Any VCL components which I can use?
Basically, I want a browser which is as secure as possible, and which
stores its history, auto-complete, passwords, etc encrypted and
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