ActiveX and other browser related issues

Previous versions of Internet Explorer 9 (IE 9) as IE 8 has introduced Per-Site ActiveX features - allowing users to run this driver on sites that are listed available (White-listed). 9 and IE, will introduce a similar feature called ActiveX Filtering. When this filter is enabled, the web page you access will be stopped with this driver, and load bulletin board"No Add-Ons."   And here we will disable this filter for sites you trust. As ng back ActiveX disadvantage is proprietary and not open, c blowing work on the browser and then only in Windows. Active In addition there are many problematic issues such as poor security and that is the target of many attacks from the Internet. Microsoft has also improved E n ti ActiveX security for many years and still not have completecopies. Many other browsers do not support this technology and so many Web sites also are no longer used, many Web sites are also equipped with many features similar to common software without using ActiveX. 9 For IE, it still relies on ActiveX, but Microsoft has added new features that ActiveX Filtering, to prevent any of the Active process control within the browser, then the user can allow the site to be if considered safe. By accessing the tool, and select the ActiveX Filtering function. When this feature is disabled, the ActiveX functionality will not help a site run by different visual features such as video, animation ... especially the use of Flash pages, read the video to run as Youtube, Zing ... even XHTTonline, you can not give specific articles in the pages of newspapers because of error browser does not support AJAX. Then you will see a circle crossed out in blue appear on the address bar, click it and select Turn off ActiveX Filtering,when you click on this button, the IE 9 will disable this ActiveX Filtering. You can disable this feature for each site that uses ActiveX. The site allows you to use, separated from the filter is stored in the Registry. It is located at the following path:"HKEY_CURRENT_USER \ Software \ Microsoft \ Internet Explorer \ Safety \ ActiveXFilterExceptions." You can extract this list to another computer to use. You can reset this filter by removing browser history, on the Tools / Delete Browsing History (or Ctrl + Shift + Del ), Then check the ActiceX Filtering and Tracking Data Protection. This will remove the list of sites blocked by the filter you out, but this list will be re-created every time you visit the page that supports ActiveX Filtering. The main purpose of the mechanism for creating new windows (popup) in the Web page is to help people build Web programming mode to communicate with users more convenient without losing clarity, most consistency in presenting Web content. However, this mechanism has now been running some profit website used to display advertising as much information as possible. Worse, this mechanism being used by hackers to steal personal information of computer users. To disable this feature in Web browsers such as Internet Explorer, Mozilla, ... you have to change some parameters to control the operation of JavaScript, ActiveX, Plug-in in your browser. With Internet Explorer, the danger lies in the "spy" ActiveX can hide the popup window, IE can download the ActiveX "spies" and run like other Windows applications, and that computer "open door" to keep intruders away from the bad. IE is the default setting requires the approval of users before downloading and running ActiveX controls from Internet.However, this setting can be changed, the program "not invited" to enter and can run automatically. So should revise some of the activities of ActiveX controls in IE. Check the following: Start Internet Explorer, right-click menu select Tools / Internet Options. Select the Security tab, click the Internet icon and then select the slider in the "Security level for this zone" on Medium. Thus all the ActiveX unknown place of manufacture, embedded in Web pages unproven safety for the user will be disabled, and every time an ActiveX embedded in Web pages, the user running the browser warning.