Large, text-heavy websites are like books--studied a piece at a time over several weeks. It's annoying to constantly have to update browser bookmarks. Specifically with online learning in mind, this is a fork of the aPAz web anonymizer to store the last URL as the new default for the next use. Private hosting and the insensitive nature of the data mean we can store the URL in the clear on a private server.
Usage: Drop php file on server. Make sure HTTP daemon can write to the folder. Look through first ~50 lines of code and change settings as desired.
Go to a text-heavy website that has a lot of hyperlinked content, such as http://docs.oracle.com/javase/tutorial/. Every time the PHP anonymizer follows a link, the default URL of the anonymizer is rewritten for next time. Revisting the PHP file again pulls up the last URL.
Special thanks to Emmanuel Saracco for releasing aPAz under the GNU GPL.
bspaz is licensed under the GNU GPL license version 3
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Large, text-heavy websites are like books--studied a piece at a time over several weeks. It's annoying to constantly have to update browser bookmarks. Specifically with online learning in mind, this is a fork of the aPAz web anonymizer to store the last URL as the new default for the next use. Private hosting and the insensitive nature of the data mean we can store the URL in the clear on a private server.
Usage: Drop php file on server. Make sure HTTP daemon can write to the folder. Look through first ~50 lines of code and change settings as desired.
Go to a text-heavy website that has a lot of hyperlinked content, such as http://docs.oracle.com/javase/tutorial/. Every time the PHP anonymizer follows a link, the default URL of the anonymizer is rewritten for next time. Revisting the PHP file again pulls up the last URL.
Special thanks to Emmanuel Saracco for releasing aPAz under the GNU GPL.
bspaz is licensed under the GNU GPL license version 3