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Block unwanted URLs for comfortable web browsing with Chrome Addon - URL Blocker  

created at Nov 01, 2024   78  
I was wondering if there is any way to block certain URLs instead of Ad Blockers,and found URL Blocker at Chrome Web Store.With URL Blocker,you can block certain URLs which make your browser freeze.It will be something like moatads.com,airtory.com,rlcdn.co...
Block unwanted URLs for comfortable web browsing with Chrome Addon - URL Blocker

Regular Expressions in JavaScript  

updated at Oct 03, 2024   1,358  
Regular expressions in JavaScript are a powerful tool for working with strings.They allow you to search for patterns within strings and manipulate them as needed.Here's a basic overview:Creating Regular Expressions: You can create a regular expression in J...

Loading XML Data with JavaScript  

updated at Oct 03, 2024   1,180  
You can use JavaScript to load XML data using various methods.One common approach is to use the XMLHttpRequest object (XHR) or Fetch API to make an asynchronous HTTP request to fetch the XML data from a server.Here's a basic example using XMLHttpRequest:In...

The difference between 403 and 404 in HTTP  

updated at Sep 25, 2024   1,350  
You may have been embarrassed when you accessed the website and the error page appeared with a number such as 404,502,etc.rather than being connected to the site.The reason for this problem is because of the website error code.It usually happens when a cli...
The difference between 403 and 404 in HTTP

Difference between Java and Javascript  

updated at Oct 03, 2024   1,462  
Java and JavaScript are two distinct programming languages that serve different purposes and have different capabilities,despite the similarity in their names.Here's a comparison to highlight their differences:Origin and Purpose:Java: Developed by Sun Micr...