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* NTLM Authentification like "network.automatic-ntlm-auth.trusted-uris" in Firefox | * NTLM Authentification like "network.automatic-ntlm-auth.trusted-uris" in Firefox | ||
* Minimize to system tray with balloon notifications | * Minimize to system tray with balloon notifications | ||
'''Security for use in Computer-Based Exams - | '''Security for use in Computer-Based Exams - Traagoob - 19 July 2008''' | ||
* A toggle-option that locks down the SSB to a registered domain name. For example, an SSB set to w3schools.com would allow links to any higher-level domain name (e.g., www.w3schools.com) or folder (e.g., www.w3schools.com/xml/), but not allow vectoring to another domain name such as google.com. Currently, an SSB set to w3schools.com will vector to www.google.com if the user enters that url into the site's site-search box. At that point the examinee is free to explore unauthorized sites during the examination. | * A toggle-option that locks down the SSB to a registered domain name. For example, an SSB set to w3schools.com would allow links to any higher-level domain name (e.g., www.w3schools.com) or folder (e.g., www.w3schools.com/xml/), but not allow vectoring to another domain name such as google.com. Currently, an SSB set to w3schools.com will vector to www.google.com if the user enters that url into the site's site-search box. At that point the examinee is free to explore unauthorized sites during the examination. | ||
* A toggle-option to restrict starting a regular browser. This is possible if the directory names for the regular browsers are modified, but it would be nicer if the SSB could manage this. | * A toggle-option to restrict starting a regular browser. This is possible if the directory names for the regular browsers are modified, but it would be nicer if the SSB could manage this. | ||