jsMan 1.0

jsMan 1.0

I've made a user javascript manager, it can activate and deactivate userJS and some other features.

If you find a bug please report it in a blog post comment.

Blog post:
jsMan 1.0 blog post

Quick download:
jsMan 1.0

Great ! Too bad it isn't a panel...

I'll take it that's not Linux compatible either...

LOL exe, I guess you will find little friends in here

Originally posted by SolarAngel:

LOL exe, I guess you will find little friends in here

Plenty of Windows users here mate. Nice tool.

version 2.0

Changelog:
..New file list with customizable colors;
..Activate or deactivate all UserJS;
..Automatic or manual UserJS folder choose;
..Minimize to system tray;
..Add UserJS from other folder;
..Download UserJS!

Post: http://my.opera.com/EddDaClown/blog/2007/01/04/jsman-2-0

Download: jsMan (every new version will be downloadable with this link)

Is there a way to create a bookmark to an exe?

@thamiam: yes, create a bookmark and edit it's address...

jsMan version 2.0.2

Changelog:
..Bug fixes
..Change in tray icon menu

English: jsMan
Português: jsMan

jsMan 2.2

Changelog:
..Check for updates feature
..Window resize support

English: jsMan_en
Português: jsMan_pt-BR

jsMan 2.2.1

Changelog:
..Fixes in activation/deactivation (gotta keep everything working )

use the links of previous post

Finally got around to trying this out. Pretty cool! One suggestion: Add a "View Script" button in the bottom row. I oftentimes like to get in there and edit things (or just poke around).

Edit: Also, when I click the "X" button to close the program, I actually want it to close - not minimize. Perhaps give us this option?

thanks for feedback

i'm working on a new version, i'll change something in the buttons to minimize to tray

right now i'm a little busy with school and stuff, but new version is almost done

jsMan 2.3.0

Changelog:
..bug fixes and some minor changes
..minimize to tray changed to minimize button (options to change it in next release)
..right-click menu with:
...edit
...delete
...update

if you have previous version you'll need to delete de configuration file:
X:\Documents and Settings\%USERPROFILE%\Application data\jsMan.jss

delete this file and start jsMan

English: jsMan_en
Português: jsMan_pt-BR

Originally posted by SolarAngel:

LOL exe, I guess you will find little friends in here

I believe, he meant because of the dangers when installing an unknown EXE-file on one's system...

Trojans, root-kits etc.pp.

But if there are plenty of Windows users...
No risk, no fun!
>>Certified Gangsta<< ehmmm... !?!
Don't say, you hadn't been warned!

How about an Open Source solution?
Would have the advantage of portable versions being quickly available...

Originally posted by HaJotKE:

Originally posted by SolarAngel:

LOL exe, I guess you will find little friends in here

I believe, he meant because of the dangers when installing an unknown EXE-file on one's system...

Well, my virusscanner does scream bloody murder about this file so...
what is up with that?

Originally posted by Zotlan:

Well, my virusscanner does scream bloody murder about this file so...what is up with that?

Seriously? Or are you kidding?!

Because the biggest danger is that such unknown EXE-files may contain stuff, no virus scanner is able to detect, because of its unknown properties...

Originally posted by HaJotKE:

Originally posted by Zotlan:

Well, my virusscanner does scream bloody murder about this file so...what is up with that?

Seriously? Or are you kidding?!

No joke, Antivir is not happy about that file.

Originally posted by Zotlan:

No joke, Antivir is not happy about that file.

And my remarks were only on a basis of some general nature...
Some enlightening words from our friend *EddDaClown* would be fine now, I believe...

Interesting... Avast antivirus has no problem with it. And I've had jsMan on my computer here since my original post. I'm willing to bet on false positive.

there is no virus in jsMan, no trojan, no kind of malicious code, it's just a javascript manager

about the certified gangsta... hahaha that's just the name of a Jim Jones rap

@Zotlan: please be specifc about your antivirus, wich one is? what it says about jsMan?

thx

Originally posted by EddDaClown:

there is no virus in jsMan, no trojan, no kind of malicious code, it's just a javascript manager

Don't worry, i believe you.

Originally posted by EddDaClown:

@Zotlan: please be specifc about your antivirus, wich one is? what it says about jsMan?

thx

Antivir says that it "contains of the dialup program DIAL/Generic". when i try to execute the .exe

probably that DIAL/Generic has same code to connect to the internet, because jsMan connect when you request an update of the program or of a javascript