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The PHP/Javascript implementation for this page has been independently developed by David Martin and has nothing in common with web-sniffer other than some superficial design elements. This script should be considered a beta. It works well for some sites and completely times out for others. I do not yet know why. Please use this for backup / testing.

Updates:
2/20/2010 - added an appropriate IE8 user agent, max download increased to 100 KB, URL field updated, entering a blank user agent now selects 'none' instead of 'custom user agent'
8/13/2009 - updated the IE6 user agent to something more.. appropriate
8/1/2009 - now using php's highlight_string() to parse code. It only highlights PHP not HTML, but it still produces cleaner output.
8/1/2009 - launched
 

I created a script that converts malicious addresses into harmless addresses that can be handled safely, and it converts harmless addresses back into their original form. It is also able to clean data provided by certain searches and remove typos when analyzing data that has been provided by others. It accomplishes this using JavaScript so that potentially sensitive information never leaves your network. This script was made for a very specific purpose, so it may not appeal to everyone. It's on the menu to the left as "URL Sanitizer", or you can just click here.

edit: I created an alternative to web-sniffer as well. Sometimes malicious websites will remember previous visitors and return alternate results, but even they can't block everyone.

This script converts Malicious Addresses into harmless addresses that can be handled safely, and it converts harmless addresses back into their original form. It is also able to clean data provided by certain searches and remove typos when analyzing data that has been provided by others. It accomplishes this using JavaScript so that potentially sensitive information never leaves your network. This script was made for a very specific purpose, so it may not appeal to everyone.

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For those who didn't know, I went on a road trip in California last December. We took many pictures which I still mean to post (this doesn't count!!), so here's one I was just working on (ps my picture to the right on the home page was taken in Death Valley as part of this trip):

The problem was that my friend accidentally covered part of it. This was disappointing because it was the best version available, so here's the procedure I used to fix it.
(click the picture or keep reading to see the fixed version)

These are just quick links to help me maintain software on various computers, some for business and some personal. Sorry if it's a little cluttered, but it's helpful to have it all in one spot. The version numbers are current as of the last time I checked, but newer versions might be available. All software is free and most is Open Source.