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haven't seen that one here either...

ui html panel("<script language=\"JavaScript\"> function toggle(source) \{ checkboxes = document.getElementsByName(\'foo\'); for(var i in checkboxes) checkboxes.checked = source.checked; \} </script> <input type=\"checkbox\" onClick=\"toggle(this)\" /> Toggle All<br/> <input type=\"checkbox\" name=\"foo\" value=\"bar1\"> Bar 1<br/> <input type=\"checkbox\" name=\"foo\" value=\"bar2\"> Bar 2<br/> <input type=\"checkbox\" name=\"foo\" value=\"bar3\"> Bar 3<br/> <input type=\"checkbox\" name=\"foo\" value=\"bar4\"> Bar 4&

something like if -> exists (captcha failure text) -> then (do it again) -> else continue outta get you there...

Welcome aboard!

The price on the link is set at $197...not $27... the one on the WSO offer page is correct...

and I never fail to meet them...

I hereby resolve that, during the New Year, I will send at least 2 posts to this forum... Hey, I'm an underachiever, what can I say?

ui foreground color("green") ui background color("red") type text($current_field), "Just extending seasonal best wishes to all my bot building buddies out there in roboland!", "Standard") IF you are a believer THEN I hope you have a very Merry Christmas AND a Happy New Year! ELSE I hope you have the absolute best #holiday_inclination possible OR just a nice day! end of line

TJ said he was aware of the vulnerability as well but that there was an easy fix for it... been meaning to ask him about that for future reference...

Yup... that'll do 'er...

Google should have no control over what happens when you open a site in Firefox... it can control search results and clicking on those search results, but there is no relationship between what Firefox, IE, Safari, etc. does and what Google does... so if Firefox is checking Google's appraisal of your site before opening it, that is an option that can be changed...

Generally, next to my posts...

WOW... I see it! But you know you can get arrested in China for doing what you're doing in that picture...

Are the "HOT" images not new?

Me like...

probably not... they would classify a false positive as malware though...

new update... me like! running it through its paces now... $scrape text is intriguing...

the site owner needs to respond to the notification sent to them...

altavista used to be the same way, then yahoo... wonder who will be next... can't wait!

actually, been seeing that on quite a few sites lately... just the powers that be letting us know who's in charge...

google chrome is disallowing access to ubotstudio.com for malware alert... no doubt a false positive, but either way, its now on google's sh*tlist...

nice... thanks!

you need to enter the co-ordinates of the compiled version, not the ubot studio version... very clunky, but if you REALLY want to do it you can... my guess is that there are different grades of co-ordinates, those used here are no doubt based on some type of absolute or fixed co-ordinates which remain the same regardless of screen size or resolution (for example, the number of pixels from the top left corner of the absolute screen)... or something like that...