FlashBlock for Midori (WebKit)

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Install Midori (in the way you like to...)

Instructions to how I did installed the newest version on Ubuntu intrepid 8.10
(1) I installed via APT.
(2) Updated from PPA for midori & PPA for WebKit Team.
>>> don't know how??? see the instructions + video here.
(4) Open your file manager program and go to ~/.local/share/.
(5) Create a folder named midori.
(6) Open the new folder midori.
(7) Create a folder named scripts.
(8) Copy or Move the script (BlockFlash2) to the new folder scripts --- that would be at ~/.local/share/midori/scripts.
(3) Start Midori

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This is AWESOME!!!!

http://userscripts.org/topics/28943#posts-135620

Midori is going to be the #1 desktop web browser (I hope...)

Enjoy.

[epiphnay user.js]

updated.

[mynameis]

I have been following the progress of Midori.. this makes it all the more appealing.

[windigo]

This is going right on the netbook. Thanks!

[epiphnay user.js]

Damn it, lol.

Some already did that before this post...

Right Foot In: FlashBlock WannaBe
midori_faq [Xfce wiki] << there's also an adblocker.


P/s: People, people.... please write, post or AT LEAST rate those User.js Scripts which supporting Midori WebKit, Epiphany etc.
So we will be much less dependent on a MAFIA like Mozilla and an nasty XUL runner which is the ONLY APPLICATION EVER that made my GNU/Linux box to freeze, and I needed to... reboot!

all I need is a User.js Script manager, an AdBlocker and a Blacklist for JavaScript like YesScript (homepage) or SomeScript - & here

and a p-o-r-t-a-b-l-e bookmark manager which will be locally (not online) and being an application by itself (sepparate from all applications , and the user will choose the command to which web browser it should use to open links) with tagging/labeling support!!!

Enjoy.