Sorry about that StevePaul. I'd left one of the more aggressive filters on in the old config set, and forgot to post my new one.

I can't remember which filter caused that, but it was probably one of the JavaScript blockers. If you make a note of your filter set-up before overwriting with the new one you'll see what's been toggled off.

Oki Koki ...

I'll have a look a bit later. bit busy this morning...

The other issue I meant to mention was that when Proxo starts it starts in Bypass mode for some reason ...

Hmm.... I've never had it do that, but I seldom use Bypass. I just had a look through the default.cfg file, and there doesn't seem to be a saved setting for that. Curious.

Yeah, I couldn't find any settings either ...

Anyway I'll have a look when I get back this evening after I've updated Proxo with the latest lists ...

@Michael

Replaced the 'List' folder with the one you attached and everything is working OK now ...

Looking at the filters it was the Cookie: Kill a Cookie (out) that appeared to be problem ...

I now have a new problem ...

I can't post a Reply on the Google Chrome Help Forum ...

If you look at the 2 attachments CP1 and CP2 you'll see that the B & I are missing when Proxo is on which means I can't post ...

It's obviously another filter ...

Ah, now that's something I never see, as I set my forum options to show me only a simple edit box. (Makes for faster screen updates). If I want font changes I use [ b ] and [ /b ] etc (without the extra spacing). So - a bit like the suited and booted Mr. Armstrong - you're into new territory there mate!

Strange this ...

It's now working OK, all I did was reboot (popped into my Ubuntu OS for a couple of mins) ...

Anyway every thing working OK now (as I said STRANGE)

Oh well. next challenge is to get Proxo working in Ubuntu (now I know what results I should be getting) ...

In Ubuntu..? Ah, now there you're definitely on your own - make sure you have enough oxygen..!

Only doing it so I can comment on Chrome on Linux ...

Won't be migrating as it doesn't support my Dell Integrated Webcam (can't live without that for talking to the kids ;-))

I wondered if you were heading towards migrating to Linux. Sounds like you have a fast enough machine for it (my laptop was slow with Ubuntu), but if the webcam doesn't work and you need it, then that's a show stopper I guess.