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Overview
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FAQ
Getting Started
Customizing
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Customizing iRejectTrash
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Blocking Rules
iRejectTrash comes provided with pre-stated blocking rules so no
additional configuration is required to use it. These rules come in nonencrypted readable
format so you can overwrite the settings provided by default for fine adjustment of your needs.
Block cookies
By default, iRejectTrash blocks every attempt to store cookies on your
computer except for those Web Sites listed in the "Trusted Sites" list. Unchecking this checkbox
allows Web Sites to use cookies with no restriction.
Block Popups
By default, iRejectTrash blocks attempts to open popup windows
when you surf the Internet except for those Web Sites listed in "Trusted Sites" list.
Unchecking this checkbox allows Web Sites to open a popup window with no restriction.
Check outgoing HTTP Requests
Sometimes web designers use JScript to get around Ad blocking programs. This makes it hard to
identify adjustable content on visited Web Pages. Controlling outgoing HTTP Requests will help
to identify attempts to download adware content. Unchecking this checkbox will not allow
iRejectTrash to control outgoing HTTP Requests.
Replace referrer
By default, iRejectTrash replaces Referrer with the text
provided in the corresponding window except for those Web Sites listed in the
"Trusted Sites" list. Unchecking this checkbox allows your Web Browser to send
Referrers with no restriction.
Blocking cookies and referrers increases your privacy but some Web Sites, for example
Web Based e-mail services, require cookies to work properly. In this case, add the Web Site
to the "Trusted Sites" list. iRejectTrash already has
pre-stated rules for Hotmail and Yahoo e-mail services.
Filter: You can review the whole list of rules in chronological
order or only a particular type of rule.
Use "Add new", "Edit" and "Delete" buttons located on the bottom of the
window to edit the list.
To enter a web site's name you can use either the absolute name, like www.msn.com,
or the template, like *.msn.com , where the "*" symbol replaces any literal sequence.
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Proxy Settings
Listening TCP/IP port
This setting controls the TCP/IP port on which iRejectTrash
listens for connections. By default it is 4128. You should restart
iRejectTrash if you change TCP/IP port number.
Forward to Proxy Server
If you were already using an HTTP proxy server or firewall before installing
iRejectTrash, you should instruct
iRejectTrash to use that proxy server as the next-hop proxy server by entering the
proxy name and port into the corresponding fields.
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