The User-Created filter page!
One of the Proxomitron's key features is the ability for anyone to create powerful new filters. I'd like to encourage those who've written filters they feel may be generally useful to send them to me. I'll then post those I feel are the best and most useful ones here for everyone to download. My hope is that Proxomitron users will one day have access to a large repository of filters for just about every need.
Note: Many people may have had problems with the filters stored as "somefilter.cfg" files. This seems to be because Tripod sets unknown file types to HTML instead of the more common default of plain text. To fix this I've renamed all the files to end in "somefilter.cfg.txt" Just rename the filter to .cfg when you save it. If you've had problems with a filter in the past try re-downloading the file - hopefully that'll fix the problem.
As always my thanks to all who contributed.
Added: 11/28/1999 Added: 2/20/2000 Added: 5/28/2000
OnUnload Unloader
Ignore smalling fonts
Keyword based content blocker
The Deja-Spam Toilet Brush (updated 3/00)
White background killer
XOOM advertising frame killer (updated 12/99)
Onion AdFrame killer
Kill Fortunecity Banner
Un-underline links
You Have Mail blinker
You Have Mail (Go To)
Webjump Frame
Web1000 Frame
Yahoo message board filters
Kill Geocities GeoGuide
Remarq filters (updated 11/99)
Allow right mouse click
Alternate Advertising filters
iFfrance Ad Frame Killer
Top/Bottom Banner Frame Closer
Webpage Comment Viewer
Favicon Request Killer
Web-Form Filler Filters
All-Advantage Banner Killer
Kill Cascading Style Sheets
Stop Browser Resizing
Show Table Borders
Whack Jeeves
Anti-tracker filter
Block web bugs
egroups filters
Formsave filter - save your from data in cookie & auto-load
Rambler/linkexchange/reklama banner killer
Make cookies session only
Change page titles to show that proxomitron is active
Tx3 banner system remover
Be sure to check the Proxomitron's help file for guidelines on submitting filters - this will help me process your submission. Also, keep in mind that by submitting a filter you are agreeing to place it in the public domain, making it free for all to use. You will however be given full credit for creating the filter if you like (anonymous submissions are also welcome too if you're the paranoid type ;-).
Even if you aren't interested in writing your own filters, be sure to keep checking back here to see what's new.
