fake location bar

From: Liu Die Yu (liudieyuinchinaat_private)
Date: Tue May 13 2003 - 04:56:05 PDT

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    fake location bar 
    ("that's all" is end of file if you are in a hurry)
    
    [tested]
    Browser Ver:"Mozilla/5.0 (Windows; U; Windows NT 5.1; en-US; rv:1.0.2) 
    Gecko/20030208 Netscape/7.02 "
    OS Ver: "Windows XP Cn ver"
    
    [demo]
    http://liudieyuinchina.vip.sina.com/NSNVBackFake/NSNVBackFake-MyPage.htm
    
    [screenshot]
    http://liudieyuinchina.vip.sina.com/NSNVBackFake/NSNVBackFake-
    Screenshot.htm
    
    [exp]
    you open 
    [CODE.URL]javascript:'some text'
    in a new window.
    then navigate that window to 'http://www.google.com'. 
    at last, "history.back()" to make it back to 'some text'.
    
    as you can see in the demo:
    location bar is faked.
    
    
    that's all
    
    
    [how]
    i often check netscape navigator's version by 
    menu item: "Help" --> "About Netscape",
    which navigates my browser to "about:".
    after checking it, i navigated to another URL. accidently i 
    pressed "Back", then the location bar didn't match content. 
    
    after several mechanical tries, i got this.
    
    
    [Krade Internal Test]
    i am developing a new plugin for Internet Explorer:
    
    http://liudieyuinchina.vip.sina.com/KradeInternalTest
    
    it's a BHO(browser helper object) enhancing web surfing. 
    i'll try my best to realize requested features sent to me. so feel free to 
    request features. 
     
    [greetings]
    after gean discarded me, life is becoming harder and harder. i would like 
    to thank the following people who continuously help me:
    
    the pull
    dror (www.SafeCenter.net)
    and always: mom& dad.
    
    
    in the very end: thanx for reading, all readers.
    
    
    best wishes
    
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