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This box contains the domains and hosts you have set a specific JavaScript policy for. This policy will be used instead of the default policy for enabling or disabling JavaScript on pages sent by these domains or hosts. <p>Select a policy and use the controls on the right to modify it.

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If you disable this, Konqueror will stop interpreting the <i>window.open()</i> JavaScript command. This is useful if you regularly visit sites that make extensive use of this command to pop up ad banners.<br><br><b>Note:</b> Disabling this option might also break certain sites that require <i>window.open()</i> for proper operation. Use this feature carefully.

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<h2>JavaScript</h2>On this page, you can configure whether JavaScript programs embedded in web pages should be allowed to be executed by Konqueror.<h2>Java</h2>On this page, you can configure whether Java applets embedded in web pages should be allowed to be executed by Konqueror.<br><br><b>Note:</b> Active content is always a security risk, which is why Konqueror allows you to specify very fine-grained from which hosts you want to execute Java and/or JavaScript programs.

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This box contains the domains and hosts you have set a specific plugin policy for. This policy will be used instead of the default policy for enabling or disabling plugins on pages sent by these domains or hosts. <p>Select a policy and use the controls on the right to modify it.

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If this option is enabled, KDE will look for new Netscape plugins every time it starts up. This makes it easier for you if you often install new plugins, but it may also slow down KDE startup. You might want to disable this option, especially if you seldom install plugins.