Is there any possibility of Official Fedora Live CD to have Easylist

[Antonio Olivares]

Dear all,

I have checked out other livecds.  I have tested for
instance the Kubuntu LiveCD.  I tried konqueror and to
my surprise there were no adds the internet experience
was awesome.  I checked out the Adblock filters and
they had a file called Easylist 

http://easylist.adblockplus.org/adblock_rick752.txt

Is there any possibility of incorporating it in to
Fedora's LiveCD?  It stops a bunch of popups/ads that
clog up the internet experience.  It was included in
konqueror.  If the answer is no, then I apologize for
asking as I can add it manually, but it is not for me,
but for other potential Fedora users.

I use Slax Linux Live CD as well and there I manually
set it up and I browse without any distractions that
would otherwise slow down my internet experience.  I
think the incorporation of this would make browsing
experience better for potential users.  

My $0.02 

Regards,

Antonio

[Jeremy Katz]

On Mon, 2008-05-12 at 19:39 -0700, Antonio Olivares wrote:
>  Is there any possibility of incorporating it in to
>  Fedora's LiveCD?  It stops a bunch of popups/ads that
>  clog up the internet experience.  It was included in
>  konqueror.  If the answer is no, then I apologize for
>  asking as I can add it manually, but it is not for me,
>  but for other potential Fedora users. 
To get it included by default really means getting the firefox package's
defaults changed.  We try not to do a lot of messing with package
defaults in the live config so that we can provide as consistent an
experience as possible for *all* users of Fedora.

Jeremy

[Antonio Olivares]

--- Jeremy Katz <katzj(a)redhat.com&gt; wrote:

>  On Mon, 2008-05-12 at 19:39 -0700, Antonio Olivares
>  wrote:
>  > Is there any possibility of incorporating it in to
>  > Fedora's LiveCD?  It stops a bunch of popups/ads
>  that
>  > clog up the internet experience.  It was included
>  in
>  > konqueror.  If the answer is no, then I apologize
>  for
>  > asking as I can add it manually, but it is not for
>  me,
>  > but for other potential Fedora users.
>  
>  To get it included by default really means getting
>  the firefox package's
>  defaults changed.  We try not to do a lot of messing
>  with package
>  defaults in the live config so that we can provide
>  as consistent an
>  experience as possible for *all* users of Fedora.
>  
Konqueror has it.  Firefox comes almost plain only
language packs are included as I can see.  But there
is no problem, it can be added later manually.

Regards,

Antonio 
>  
>  Jeremy
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