# Sample permissions file for the Internet Junkbuster 2.9.4 # # For information, see http://ijbswa.sourceforge.net/ # # Empty lines and lines beginning with a # are ignored. # # Each line has the following format: # [flags][domain][:port][/path] # # There should be no spaces between the components. # # The domain, port, and path parts make up the pattern used # to match URLs. The port part must be a number and must # match exactly. The domain part is matched by comparing # each sub-domain (between the dots) from right to left. # e.g.: # - The pattern "com" matches "anything.com" # - The pattern "yahoo.com" would match "mail.yahoo.com", # "login.yahoo.com", "www.yahoo.com", or "yahoo.com". # "*" characters are allowed immediately before a dot or at # the end of the domain, and match anything. e.g.: # - "microsoft.*" matches "microsoft.com" and "microsoft.net", # (and "www.microsoft.com", "office.microsoft.com", etc) # but not "microsoft.xyz.com" or "microsoft.co.uk". # - "ad*.*.*.*" matches "ad.doubleclick.co.uk" # - "*.*click.*.*" is invalid ("*" is not followed by ".") # # The path part is a prefix match (if JunkBuster was compiled # without REGEX), or a POSIX regular expression (if JunkBuster # was compiled with REXEX but not PCRE), or a PERL (PCRE) # regular expression (if JunkBuster was compiled with the # default options). "^" is automatically prepended to the RE # before the "/". # # Flags are: # > Allow cookies to be read by the website, but not set. # < Allow cookies to be set by the website, but not read. # <> Block all cookies. # % Enable re_filterfile processing for this site # ^ Block popups from this site. # ~ Same as all of <>%^ # (no flags) Allow cookies and popups, don't re_filter. # # Multiple flags (up to 4) may be specified. # # If a web page's URL matches the specified pattern, then the # flags specified for that site are used. If it matches more # than one pattern, then the first match (searching top-to-bottom # in this file) is used. # # If a URL does not match any of the patterns in this file, # then the default settings are used. The default can be set # by a line in this file which contains flags but no pattern. # If this is not specified, then the default is ~ # # # EXAMPLES: # # To permit an entire site to set cookies, simply include its domain name: # really-trustyworthy-people.org # # You can allow cookies out, but stop them coming in: # >%^send-user-cookies.com # # dabs.com requires cookies and popups: # %dabs.com # # Windows Update is fragile, so allow everything: # windowsupdate.microsoft.com # # #%^>tvguide.com #%^>wired.com/news/ #%^americanexpress.com #%^cnn.com #%^www.nytimes.com #%^amazon.de #%^amazon.co.uk #%^slashdot.org #%^www.palmgear.com #%^onelist.com #%^freshmeat.net # Sites that need cookies %^javasoft.com %^sun.com %^msdn.microsoft.com %^sourceforge.net %^yahoo.com # These sites are very complex and require # minimal interference. office.microsoft.com windowsupdate.microsoft.com # Shopping dabs.com overclockers.co.uk worldpay.com # for quietpc.com jungle.com scan.co.uk # Explicitly set default to ~ ~ # End of file