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litemint
Joined: Jan 17, 2009
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From: .:[ Bicol ]:.
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globe kaba? My pinost na ko dito, try to backread na lan.
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hacker100
Joined: Mar 20, 2010
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@litemint: smart po ako... tol wala ba yon om na pagdownload mo ready to use na?... o kelangan talaga lagyan ng setting... |
litemint
Joined: Jan 17, 2009
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change mo lang ang fresite na pangsmart, i think meron sa labas, om5 nga lang, maganda ang naeedit ang settings.
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hacker100
Joined: Mar 20, 2010
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thanks sa info sir litemint... try ko mag search sa din labas... thanks |
jeffcua
Joined: Mar 19, 2010
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From: davao city/phillippines
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@hacker,ung ready to use ata may kaltas yun sa lod..meron naman dito sa loob ready to use ung tagalog saka ung may googlebot.proxy addres lng ang babaguhin mo.pero mas maganda ung handler talaga.kahit palit palit ka ng sim.kasi nga nai edit talaga.anu ba cp mo?
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maze013
Joined: Oct 14, 2009
Posts: 24
From: trece martirez city , cavite
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How to config it with my s40 ?
Im a smart user ..
Step by step pls .
And post a prov file if i need it ..
Tnx
i CREATE
NOT iMiTATE
^u think im fly ?^
<no i levitate> |
tetran
Joined: May 22, 2010
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ano po ilalagay ko sa user agent?
tska para saan po ung night mode? |
stealth09
Joined: Dec 21, 2009
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From: PAMPANGA PH
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ayos din tong omhandlerUI 150 nglo2ad n ung facebook desktop view... 
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tetran
Joined: May 22, 2010
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ano dapat ilagay sa user agent mga tol? |
litemint
Joined: Jan 17, 2009
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how bout try to backread at the 1stpage?.
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tetran
Joined: May 22, 2010
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I did, but parang anliit ng font ng facebok, d k0 makita, kailangan pang e zoom. Anu ba benefits kpg gumamit ng user agent? |
litemint
Joined: Jan 17, 2009
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try to zoom in.
A user agent is a client
application implementing a
network protocol used in
communications within a
client–server distributed
computing system. The term
most notably refers to
applications that access the
World Wide Web, but other
systems, such as the Session
Initiation Protocol (SIP), use the
term user agent to refer to both
end points of a
communications session.[1]
Web user agents range from
web browsers to search engine
crawlers (spiders), as well as
mobile phones, screen readers
and braille browsers used by
people with disabilities. When
a user agent operates, it
typically identifies itself, its
application type, operating
system, software vendor, or
software revision, by
submitting a characteristic
identification string to its
operating peer. In the HTTP and
SIP protocols, this is
transmitted in a header field
User-Agent. Bots, such as web
crawlers, often also include a
URL and/or e-mail address so
that the webmaster can
contact the operator of the bot.
User agent identification
Some user agents identify their
software as part of the client –
server conversation. In HTTP
and SIP, the identity is
transmitted via the U s e r -
A g e n t request header, as
described by RFC 1945. This
string is then used by the
communications partner to
characterize the client and
optionally select suitable
content or operating
parameters for session. For
example, this may be used to
provide properly formatted
content for desktop computers
and for smartphones.
The user-agent string is one of
the criteria by which web
crawlers may be excluded from
accessing certain parts of a
website using the Robots
Exclusion Standard (robots.txt
file).
User agent spoofing
The popularity of various Web
browser products has varied
through out the Web's history,
and this has influenced the
design of Web sites in such a
way that Web sites are
sometimes designed to work
well only with particular
browsers, rather than
according to uniform
standards by the World Wide
Web Consortium (W3C) or the
Internet Engineering Task Force
(IETF). Web sites often include
code to detect browser version
to adjust the page design sent
according to the user agent
string received. This may mean
that less popular browsers are
not sent complex content, even
though they might be able to
deal with it correctly, or in
extreme cases refused all
content.[2] Thus various
browsers have a feature to
cloak or spoof their
identification to force certain
server-side content.
Other HTTP client programs, like
download managers and
offline browsers, also have the
ability to change the user
agent string.
Spam bots and Web scrapers
often use fake user agents.
At times it has been popular
among Web developers to
initiate Viewable With Any
Browser campaigns[3],
encouraging developers to
design Web pages that work
equally well with any browser.
A result of user agent spoofing
may be that collected statistics
of web browser usage is
inaccurate.
User agent sniffing
The term user agent sniffing
refers to the practice of
websites showing different
content when viewed with a
certain user agent. On the
Internet, this will result in a
different site being shown
when browsing the page with
a specific browser. An
infamous example of this is
Microsoft Exchange Server
2003's Outlook Web Access
feature. When viewed with
Internet Explorer, more
functionality is displayed
compared to the same page in
any other
browser.[citation needed] User
agent sniffing is mostly
considered poor practice, since
it encourages browser-specific
design and penalizes new
browsers with unrecognized
user agent identifications.
Instead, developers[who?]
recommend to create HTML
markup that is standard,
allowing correct rendering in
as many browsers as possible,
and to test for specific browser
features rather than particular
browser versions or brands.[4]
Websites specifically targeted
towards mobile phones, like
NTT DoCoMo's I-Mode or
Vodafone's Vodafone Live!
portals, often rely heavily on
user agent sniffing, since
mobile browsers often differ
greatly from each other. Many
developments in mobile
browsing have been made in
the last few years,[when?]
while many older phones that
do not possess these new
technologies are still heavily
used. Therefore, mobile
webportals will often generate
completely different markup
code depending on the mobile
phone used to browse them.
These differences can be small
(e.g., resizing of certain images
to fit smaller screens), or quite
extensive (e.g., rendering of the
page in WML instead of XHTML).
Encryption strength
notations
Web browsers created in the
United States, such as Netscape
Navigator and Internet Explorer,
use the letters U, I, and N, to
specify the encryption
strength in the user agent
string. Until the US government
allowed encryption with keys
longer than 40 bits to be
exported, in 1996, vendors
shipped various browser
versions with different
encryption strengths. "U"
stands for "USA" (for the
version with 128-bit
encryption), "I" stands for
"International"--the browser
has 40-bit encryption and can
be used anywhere in the
world--and "N" stands (de
facto) for "None" (no
encryption).[5] Following the
lifting of export restrictions,
most vendors supported 256-
bit encryption.
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tetran
Joined: May 22, 2010
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hnd yata download capable etong opera Mini 4.2 HandlerUI150
wla kasing remove string from url eh.
pwd po ba mag download gamit ang opera Mini 4.2 HandlerUI150? |
litemint
Joined: Jan 17, 2009
Posts: 252
From: .:[ Bicol ]:.
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Hmmm.. Ok naman sakin, globe at w660.
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tetran
Joined: May 22, 2010
Posts: 2
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naka pag download ka po?
ano po nilagay mo sa settings
HTTP SERVER:
SOCKET SERVER:
Front Query:
MIDDLE Query:
Back Query:
Filter:
[]Remove port from url
Proxy Type:
Proxy Server:
USERNAME:
PASSWORD:
wla kasi remove string from url eh |
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Posted: 2010-05-13 15:46
