A security question - how to stop a secondary browser's access to & from internet (will still have wireless connection).
I have a collection of flash games & as flash will be discontinued from Dec 2020, I wanted to run an old browser off-net, to play the games.
I set a manual proxy of 127.0.0.9:80 in the secondary browser & that stops me surfing from it. Will it likely stop all intrusion?
Intrusion stopper / standalone flash player (mostly SOLVED)
Intrusion stopper / standalone flash player (mostly SOLVED)
Last edited by ozsouth on Fri 12 Jun 2020, 08:04, edited 2 times in total.
Mostly commenting to follow the thread..
But, you can play flash games using flash player, outside of a browser.
And, I don't know how to do it, but in the past I have played flash games that are embedded into excel spreadsheets. Might be an option to get your games working completely outside of a browser.
But, you can play flash games using flash player, outside of a browser.
And, I don't know how to do it, but in the past I have played flash games that are embedded into excel spreadsheets. Might be an option to get your games working completely outside of a browser.
Flash player projector, from adobe is a stand-alone flash player. NOTE: some flash files call websites - program warns you.
64bit version (32.0.0.387) is here: https://fpdownload.macromedia.com/pub/f ... _64.tar.gz
Last 32bit projector I found (11.2) is here: https://fpdownload.macromedia.com/pub/f ... rchive.zip
(is in the the _sa_ package when unzipped).
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64bit version (32.0.0.387) is here: https://fpdownload.macromedia.com/pub/f ... _64.tar.gz
Last 32bit projector I found (11.2) is here: https://fpdownload.macromedia.com/pub/f ... rchive.zip
(is in the the _sa_ package when unzipped).
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Last edited by ozsouth on Sat 13 Jun 2020, 01:09, edited 2 times in total.
Here's a thought I HAVE NOT tried >> BlueMaxima's Flashpoint!
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I know master builders will jump on me for this post. But we need to learn Linux.
There is the Linux way! Add rules to iptables. I am posting just to let you know it is possible. See example how to block Firefox, and anything you add to group no-internet:
how to control internet access for each program
Edit:
Puppians, before you try this or any system change. Make a backup of your PuppySave. Then Google and learn how to make a backup of your iptables. Then learn how you add and delete individual iptables. At that point you are ready to try this method.
There is the Linux way! Add rules to iptables. I am posting just to let you know it is possible. See example how to block Firefox, and anything you add to group no-internet:
how to control internet access for each program
Edit:
Puppians, before you try this or any system change. Make a backup of your PuppySave. Then Google and learn how to make a backup of your iptables. Then learn how you add and delete individual iptables. At that point you are ready to try this method.
Here's another interesting Linux solution. As I understand it, it works with Eztables (or is just named that, not sure)enrique wrote:I know master builders will jump on me for this post. But we need to learn Linux.
There is the Linux way! Add rules to iptables. I am posting just to let you know it is possible. See example how to block Firefox, and anything you add to group no-internet:
how to control internet access for each program
Edit:
Puppians, before you try this or any system change. Make a backup of your PuppySave. Then Google and learn how to make a backup of your iptables. Then learn how you add and delete individual iptables. At that point you are ready to try this method.
https://firewalld.org/
I use it on my Linux Lite machine and it's as simple as breathing.
Wouldn't it be great if such a thing would be incorporated in Puppy?
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