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@PB: To whom much has been given, much will be expected

I'll be honest with you; I moderate and frequent quite some many forums where "simple questions" are not tolerated and users posting such questions will get banned. Sounds harsh, but maybe if you've followed "the scene" you know how annoying it is to put up with "n00bs" and direct them to the FAQ page. I utilize many applications for many things I do in the day, including modding of PC hardware and such, I work with many undocumented features and so am relying on my intuition to get the answer I need. So be grateful this crazy/maniac author of ImgBurn acutally brings you excellent software. I'm not saying that it is good he behaves like that but for a free application that does everything Nero could and often times better, I see no reason why the author may not seek satisfaction and pleasure by spitting on his own user base. Logic?

> you know how annoying it is to put up with "n00bs" and direct them to the FAQ page

No user should be classed as annoying. If someone can't handle newbie questions, they shouldn't be releasing software.

(BTW, my question wasn't in the FAQ, so he had no reason to go beserk. His forum posts reveal much about his character).

You just proved you are not part of the scene. Obviously you've never done dark stuff? Just to make it clear on my own website and forums I love each and every user; when I'm in the scene I conform to the guidelines of the dark.

There's more than one Internet

ooooh lovely... I do love a perfectly good thread being taken off topic for an ego trip so you can feel more 1337.

[Edit] Yes would a mod please delete this [/EDIT]

could some Mod cutt off the chatting, pse?

Ok then... getting back on topic. This time I ran a search and did not see it mentioned. Freeware for storing your passwords, for people like me that hate passwords, forget them too quickly and need a safe way to store them in a very simple and organized format.

'Anypassword' and you can get it free, of all places, at:
http://www.anypassword.com

For the record. 'PB' is right -- rude is rude and arogant is arogant and there is no need, viable justification or excuse to respond in the way the author did him... noobie or not. I don't know what the 1337 reference above means nor do I care. I'm sure if I were to ask PB, even though it was not his post, he at least understands it is better to say nothing if he has nothing good to say.

Looking for a tool to stop executing a web page, i mean, a tool which halts every ads, banner, etc which consume CPU resources.

BTW:
Avant Browser (an environment of IE) is the best one i have tested.
Google browser not tested.
Firefox is extremely unstable, and it hangs tiem to time, halting the Hard disk, etc. (8 month of testing this one and now time to uninstall forever).
None of these ones have the capability mentioned to halt every process in a web page

If someone here knows about this tool, please tell us.

AdBlock Plus plugin for Firefox!

http://adblockplus.org/en/

what about NoScript Plugin for Firefox?

Those both prevent for scripts to be downloaded and/or to be executed, but not to be stopped.
The goal would be to download and execute everything in a web page, but to stop (using a control button) every script being executed in a whole web page.
The current existing browsers have a 'stop' button, but it only stops all that which is being downloaded, it does not stop things which are already downloaded and being executed.

I don't understand... you want to download and execute scripts and then stop them? o_O

Exactly. Stop running everything which consumes CPU time in a web page.

Hard to believe such a simple thing does not already exists!

I guess because most people who don't want scripts to consume CPU, just do not download and execute them.