How to add trusted sites to IE

There was a thread here a while back that gave the method of adding a choice on the IE "Tools" drop menu to add a "trusted site" while keeping browser security set to high.

It was supposedly a feature of IE5 but was easily added to my IE6..

Thanks in advance.

And speaking of avoiding FILTHY DIRTY LOWLIFE PUNK computer invaders, has anyone initiated plans to sue the people who initiate and perpertrate these dastardly schemes?

Shouldnt someone begin notifying congressmen?

Shouldnt someone begin class action suits against this scum?

The problems posed by these people cost untold billions in productivity to business as well and are about to force my stack to be fully blown - its enough to consider Taliban style public executions when these people could be found....

Oh well. Gotta go install Kerio firewall....

 

Hi,,
There are two I know of one is Power Tweaks from MS
as described here
(Note: This download is only for Internet Explorer 5.x.)
But it works for IE6 and IE6 with sp1 also
http://www.mvps.org/winhelp2002/ieplus.htm
This pack of Web Accessories is designed to make your life easier. It adds an Offline/Online button to your toolbar that's especially useful for notebook computer users. Restriction commands right in the tools menu help you set sites as trusted or restricted without having to wade through the control panel to find the controls. Finally, with a right click of the mouse you can copy a URL right into the clipboard so you can paste locations in e-mail or any document.

OR Trust Setter v1.72
http://www.jasons-toolbox.com/ScriptRepository/
Allows you to quickly and easily move sites from IE's Trusted and Restricted Zones. You can use this to stop all sites (except the ones you want to allow) from displaying pop-up ads or writing cookies to your computer.

 

Thanks so much, Lonny. This website is an amazing resource thanks to folks like yourself.

Now about that class action lawsuit against congress for allowing this massive attack on our computers....

 

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Lonny Jones--Hi, Lonny. Did you know that Infinisource (Arie?) describes PowerTweaks (and provides a link) in the article
http://www.infinisource.com/techfiles/surf-safe.html
See about 60% of the way down.

 

Thanks Jim ,, DU me